There has been a buzz the last few weeks about whether or not BlackBerry 10 devices would have a physical keyboard. This has been confirmed a few times now, and today a leaked slide just adds some more backing. N4BB has posted up a leaked RIM slide that is showing off the BlackBerry L-Series and N-Series (which looks almost like this concept device). These are two BlackBerry 10 devices, one being a full touchscreen and the other sporting a physical QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen.
The slide shows that the L-Series is a full touch device with a 768x1280 356ppi screen and is 55mm wide. The N-Series features a full 720x720 330ppi touchscreen and is 53m wide. While the L-Series looks a bit like the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha (it's basically the same screen) we haven't seen much as far as a QWERTY device yet, so hopefully this leads to more so we can get a better idea of what to expect for other BB10 devices. It's also doubtful the devices will go to market with these names, so just assume they are codenames for the time being.
Which device do you like best? The full touch version or one with a physical keyboard? Sound off in the comments!
Source: N4BB
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