This is what happens when you go digging thorough Instagram apparently. You stumble across some images of the full QWERTY BlackBerry X10 or as I still like to refer to it as - the N-Series - because, I'm not sold on the X10 name. As posted in the CrackBerry forums, they certainly offer up a nice look at the not-yet-final device that will be landing into consumers' hands. Go on then, start debating. Z10 or X10? Personally, I'll be taking one of each. Thanks, antheauxny!

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*UPDATE* - QWERTY "X10" middle frame also appeared on their site.

If you fancy looking at some of the things that make a device tick, ETradeSupply has a new video posted up showing off some BlackBerry Z10 parts. No surprise really, given the fact the whole device has pretty much leaked at this point including the same parts previously but it does reconfirm a few things in case you weren't yet convinced. Things such as the existence of a 4.3" inch display, front-facing camera and of course that LED notification light.

Oddly enough, it seems they have parts from more than one device in their hands, which could translate to them having pre-production models mixed with final versions or they possibly have parts from multiple variations of the L-Series devices. Alas, even they don't seem to know at this point what they have other than to say that they know they're different.

Those of you anxiously awaiting the QWERTY version of BlackBerry 10 will be more than happy when you get a look at these new photos. Previously we've seen the BlackBerry X10 (as it's rumored to be called) in a couple of blurry shots and from behind. Today some awesome shots popped up that not only show the front of the device, but in nice clear images that don't look like they were taken through a film of vaseline.

You can see another shot of the front as well as one of the back below. Tell us CrackBerry nation, what do you think of this beauty? Will you be holding out for the keyboard, or grabbing the BlackBerry Z10 with its wonderful full touchscreen in January? Let us know in the comments!

Source: N4BB

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