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BlackBerry Passport gets huge price cut in India

Exchange offer is also available on the phone under which you can get up to Rs 14,500 discount which means you can get the phone for just Rs 15,490.

BlackBerry Passport has got a huge price cut in India. The phone, which was launched in India in September 2014 for Rs 49,990, is now available for just Rs 29,990 from Flipkart. Amazon is selling it for Rs 33,950 while other retailers are selling it for much higher price.

Exchange offer is also available on the phone under which you can get up to Rs 14,500 discount which means you can get the phone for just Rs 15,490.
BlackBerry Passport
BlackBerry Passport comes with a 4.5 inch display with a dedicated keypad which is completely different from what we have seen from the traditional keypads. The display has up to 10 finger touch support and is made with 3 that would definitely protect it from scratches. Also, this IPS display has huge 453 ppi pixel density.

Inside the Passport lies the powerful Snapdragon 801 quad core processor, Adreno 330 GPU, and huge 3 for a smooth and lag free performance. The smartphone also has impressive 32 GB internal storage and an expandable storage slot that can accommodate a micro card of up to 64 GB.

For photography enthusiast, the BlackBerry Passport offers a 13 rear camera with auto focus and Optical Image Stabilisation features. An flash is also in the back panel to assist the rear camera. The front 2 megapixel camera can also capture high definition images.

It is a single device and offers 3G, 4.0, with AGPS and GLONASS, WiFi (b/g/n), WiFi Hotspot, micro USB port and DLNA. It has a 3450 battery and has the BlackBerry 10 operating system.

To read its review, click here.

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