RIM delay launch BlackBerry 10 until end of 2012

RIM movement in bringing about new products seems a little slow. In a press conference, quoted from The Verge, a company headed by Mike Lazaridis said that would not release a BlackBerry-based mobile phone 10 to the end of 2012.

It seems that this step is the impact of the investor request. The investors in the company derived from the Canadian RIM wants to make a phone with dual core LTE platform. Lazaridis himself said that to compete with other companies, the existence of a mobile phone with dual-core platform LTE is a must.

Unfortunately, the plan faltered with its supporting chipset supplies, which until now still not acquired by the company. Lazaridis stated that they acquire new chipset in mid-2012. Therefore, it was forced to delay the launch of the BlackBerry 10-based mobile phone.

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