Blackberry Dakota

Research In Motion is again renewing its smartphone lineup with the latest Blackberry poured three series and comes NFC. NFC stands for Near Field Communication, a technology that allows mobile phones to function as media of payment. Blackberry trying to embed this technology into the three new smartphones.

All three phones are Blackberry Torch 2, Blackberry Apollo, and Dakota. Among the three, according to Boys Genius Report (BGR), Dakota is the most anticipated product.

BlackBerry Dakota will be equipped with 2.8-inch VGA screen, Tri-Band UMTS, 768MB RAM, 4GB storage, NFC, GPS, Magnetometer, WiFi 802.11n (2.4Ghz and 5GHz) and a 5MP camera with HD recording.

In terms of design, the Dakota has the same trackpad with Gemini, but potonan body similar to the Bold. For about the thickness, Dakota thinner than any other Blackberry device with a size of approximately 10.5 millimeters.

While Apollo is equipped with a screen resolution of 480x360px display, MG-1 Tavor 800MHz CPU, 512MB RAM, NFC, GPS and 5MP camera. Blackberry Curve Apollo has a thickness of approximately 6.14 millimeters.

Unfortunately the BGR site is not dealt with in detail when the ranks of this new Blackberry will be marketed. But clearly, Blackberry Torch 2 itself is rumored to be launched in the third quarter of 2011. Maybe the two others will follow afterwards Blackberry.