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BlackBerry Z3 Launched In India With 1.5GB Ram at Rs.15,990

Today blackberry launched their latest smart phone, the blackberry Z3. The Z3 has a large 5 inch qHD display and it’s powered by the 1.2 GHz processor. Currently on pre-order you’ll get this phone at Rs.14,990 (Thousand rupees off) and the market price of this phone will be Rs.15,990. From July 2 this phone will be available in market for sale. The Z3 is a BB10 Running smartphone and currently available on online shopping sites.
It has 1.2 GHz dual core processor, 1.5GB Ram. As the title says it has 1.5GB ram. The Internal memory given in this phone is 8GB and that can expanded up to 32GB using the memory card.
Now let’s talk about the camera, Blackberry Z3 has 5 megapixel rear camera with flash and 1.1 megapixel front facing camera.
Blackberry Z3
Blackberry Z3
For connectivity, company has given all the necessary features like WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, NFC, USB, charging via USB, 3G and that’s not a Dual sim Ok.
The battery given in this phone is  of 2500mAh, it can give you approx 15 hours of talk time and around 350 hours of standby. Blackberry has given some extra features like BB Hub, BB10 Browser, Time shift, etc.
This was first launched in Indonesia at $200 (Rs.12,000) and then today it also comes to india, it is launched by the new CEO Of blackberry Mr. John Chen.

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