Tune in for Live Coverage of the BlackBerry 10 Experience

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Don't miss our live blog of RIM's most important event of the year.

On Wednesday morning, Research in Motion will be holding worldwide launch events to officially unveil BlackBerry 10 -- the next generation product that will help define the future of the company. We'll be on-site at RIM's BlackBerry 10 Experience event near its home turf in Toronto, Canada to provide constant updates, photos and our commentary of Research in Motion's most critical product launch to date.

Tune into our live blog here for live updates starting at 10 a.m. EST / 7 a.m. PST.

Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
6 Comments Comment from the forums
  • Robert Pankiw
    I thought they were from Waterloo, not Toronto.
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  • Marcus Yam
    You're absolutely right. By "home turf" I meant as in Canada. There are other BB10 events happening in NYC, London, Paris, Dubai and Johannesburg, so in that regard, being in Toronto is the closest it gets for being "home" for RIM.
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  • vertigo_2000
    Timmies should get in on this somehow. "There's a Roll Up The RIM to Win" opportunity in there somewhere.
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  • -Fran-
    We need a good review of it soon, Toms 8)

    Looks like a good thing for RIM. Let's see if that's the case indeed. I loved the Z10.

    Cheers!
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  • SneakySnake
    Have they released the hardware specs? Other then the screen specs (CPU, RAM, etc.)

    I know hardware doesn't matter as much (since this is a closed device like the iPhone, meaning the hardware was picking specifically for the OS and vice versa) but I'm just curious.
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  • JMcEntegart
    SneakySnakeHave they released the hardware specs? Other then the screen specs (CPU, RAM, etc.)I know hardware doesn't matter as much (since this is a closed device like the iPhone, meaning the hardware was picking specifically for the OS and vice versa) but I'm just curious.
    They didn't talk much about hardware at the event today. My guess is because they want everyone to focus on the software as opposed to saying, "Well it's not got a quad-core, so is a dual-core really enough to compete?" or similar. We asked several times about CPU and they said they *couldn't* tell us which specific CPU was in there but that they could say it was a dual-core 1GHz. I'm going to assume it's a Snapdragon. As far as RAM is concerned, you're looking at 2GB. 16GB of onboard memory (expandable).
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