Following an initial launch in Indonesia BlackBerry CEO John Chen confirmed earlier reports that the Z3 would launch in India next week during today's quarterly conference call. We'll see if that June 25 date pans out. BlackBerry teased just yesterday that additional markets are on the way.
India is a huuuuuuuuge market, and the perfect place for a low-cost smartphone like the BlackBerry Z3. For those unfamiliar, be sure to read our full BlackBerry Z3 review to get the gist of what it's all about.
How many of our readers are based in India? Would you guys buy a Z3 if it was launched in your area?
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