From a specs standpoint the upcoming BlackBerry Curve (codenamed apollo) may be the least exciting of the 2011 BlackBerry Smartphone lineup, but with its good looks, respectable hardware and what will likely be a low price point this device should be a HUGE seller for RIM.

Check out the 7m41s video above to see the new Curve from every angle and also get compared to the good 'ole BlackBerry Curve 8900 (note, the video is from a Vietnamese tech site - if anybody wants to translate be sure to drop it in the comments!). The new Curve doesn't have a touchscreen, but it still packs a 480 x 360 resolution display and an 800MHz processor, which basically makes it better than any other BlackBerry currently on the market. It's a little crazy to think tomorrow's lower-end / workhorse BlackBerry basically crushes our top of the line devices we are using right now. 

For more photos you can jump over the the Tinh Te website. So what do you think of the new Curve? I'm personally loving the look of this one!

Source: Tinh Te via Engadget

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