[louzer]

I would assume that if Shop Blackberry is now taking money for pre-oreded Privs that the embargo should be lifted and we'd be seeing some comprehensive reviews. So far, we've only seen teaser videos and conflicting reports of specs. The specs on the Shop BlackBerry site don't go into full detail about all of the hardware and software that is included with the Priv. Is there wireless charging? What are the specs for the front-facing camera? Also, we've only seen a placeholder for BlackBerry's universal search in an early video. We've seen a 20 second clip within BlackBerry's teaser video of using the Hub to respond to a BBM message. Is there a new version of BBM being released alongside the Priv which has video calling? What apps have been ported to Android from BB10? Are the Contacts and Calendar apps Android rewrites of the BB10 apps, slightly modified versions of the existing Android apps, or just the stock Android apps with new logos? Will we get a notes/tasks app into which our Remember data can be imported? Exactly what existing BB10 data will be able to be ported?

There are a lot of unanswered questions still that need to be answered before I'm going to pay a premium price for a device that, as of this point, I've been simply told is a premium device - bot now shown.

Thoughts?

[lawguyman]

As odd as this may seem, the embargo hasn't technically started yet.

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[wilber1]

Maybe after the Blind finish their orders we will finally see some unanswered questions and reviews .

[anon(1852343)]

They are guaging pre-orders first! See if its a worthwhile venture at those inflated prices.

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