Overcome the holiday sales season and without expecting big news in mobile during the CES to be held this week in Las Vegas, industry attention points to the January 30, the date for which Research In Motion launched finally the first devices equipped with the new operating system BlackBerry 10. Until now it has emerged that is presented solely touchscreen smartphone to rival the iPhone and Android high end, but we learned that the company plans to launch at least five other models throughout this year.

RIM itself has spent months dropping hints about the first smartphone with BlackBerry 10, which is functionally very similar to Dev Alpha prototype has been facilitating thousands of developers to encourage them to move their creations to the new platform, but with a more elegant finish as is clear from the numerous photographs filtered to date. This, it appears even seen anywhere behind RIM (shown above) would be called .. Series L.As users still want to remain faithful to the BlackBerry because of physical keyboard, RIM has also developed a second model of BlackBerry smartphone with 10 that combine the touch screen and the iconic physical keyboard. This is the Series N (as in the previous case, this does not have to be your final trade name) and its appearance could be the next picture, published in en N4BB:

...screen is smaller and consumes less than the touchscreen-only model, but probably your battery is smaller and because the physical keyboard capability leaves less space inside the device.