A close look at Blackberry Aristo and iPhone 5 spec, one would conclude that RIM is trying to imitate iPhone 5 while also wanting to improve on some of its features.

Firstly, the adoption of a non-removable battery which is the standard in Apple smart devices seems unnecessary and disappointing to say the least as most Blackberry devices hangs and/or lock-up quite often and removing the battery is a quick wayout which is a norm among its users.

Also packing this smartphone with features upon features isn't so much of a good move. DLNA Support, microHDMI out, Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Magnetometer,
Altimeter, Wi-Fi direct, NFC, hot swappable microSD slot, 4 microphones, face detection,
etc...powered by a 2800mAh battery. I mean what are they trying to makeup for or distract users from?

Aristo's hardware maybe mindblowing but it's dead on arrival(DOA) if the OS aint ...

Non removable battery may have been initiated by apple n many vendors have followed suit, not necessarily for phones only but tablets etc.
I'm hoping the OS is top notch sha.