Like the rumors suggest, the device (Mercury) will pack a 4.63-inch display, along with a 1620×1080 resolution and a pixel density of 420 ppi. It will also sport a Snapdragon 625, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, a fingerprint sensor integrated into the space bar, an 18-megapixel camera on the back and an 8-megapixel camera on the front.

But no word about the spec, price or launch date yet… at CES 2017, hands on images have surfaced courtesy of Android Central.

TCL says that more information about the spec, price and launch date will be coming around the same time as Mobile World Congress, which kicks off February 27.

The Mercury holds the distinction of being the first BlackBerry to be running Android 7.0 Nougat. Those of you who still fall in love with physical keyboard will definitely bounce back to this device.

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the design of this phone is nothing to write home about. Blackberry shoulld wake upp. This is 21st century. The size too is rubbis*h! And to think this phone will sell for not less than 120k. This is bad market

Lovely

Android virtual keypads (SwiftKey and touchpal) are sweet to type with, so, I see no reason why I should need a physical keyboard.
Only God knows who toyed with blackberry's sense of reasoning

The phone make sense die, I can't wait to get it..... well one man's food is another's poison!

this is cool I hope its not too costly, I am tired of screen touch phone need a keypad one, nice job BlackBerry