Well there was no denying that the BlackBerry TK Victory wasn’t a big hit. After the coverage on CrackBerry.com it went on to be covered by the multitudes of BlackBerry fan blogs and tech sites alikes globally.
The concept design was designed as being a mobile I wanted to see produced from RIM today. I love this company, not obsessed per say, but love for the innovation that RIM has brought over the years. The TK Victory concept was introduced not to compete against the many other renderings, concept designs or go as far as to show RIM up thinking I could do better.
“Innovation is a new way of doing things that result in positive change”
In the next 3 days in Orlando, Florida RIM will play host to its annual BlackBerry World and BlackBerry Jam and this year, Al Sacco (@ASacco) CIO.comwill be hosting the Q&A on “Ask RIM” Anything! Woot! (
Help Create a BlackBerry World ’12 Session—and Ask RIM Anything You Want http://bit.ly/IQUoQP
So my question to RIM…I Ask RIM
There are many talented conceptual designers designing from the end-user perspective (like myself) and there is no doubt that concept designs like the BlackBerry Blade http://bit.ly/GJNuv8 and the BlackBerry TK Victory (*DHB* http://bit.ly/HJnxJa) (*CrackBerry) http://bit.ly/IKHL5D have been favoured by not only the CrackBerry Nation, but to BlackBerry fans worldwide.
The Question: Do conceptual renderings from the community that have garnered such mass attention and appeal have any affect and/or influence whatsoever with RIM, RIM’s hardware design team, and RIM’s Executive team?
Included are some of the feedback comments that can be found on CrackBerry.com
From overseas over at www.blackberrybase.net (German based BB Blog site) http://bit.ly/JWKWv5
Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 3:39am
Haben will!!!!! RIM bitte.. da passt bestimmt ein Akku reinm ganz bestimmt
Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 6:24am
EINFACH NUR SO BAUEN!!!!!!!
Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 6:26am
Auch wenn es nur per Netzteil funktioniert
Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 9:59am
Da scheint sich zumindest mal jemand ernsthaft Gedanken gemacht zu haben.
Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 10:22am
Der “Tegra 3″ Prozessor von nVidia soll die “Super-CPU” sein, der alles rumreißen soll? Oh je. Ich dachte, die hätten so einen revolutionären Chip in der Hinterhand, der vor Leistung nur so strotzen soll, das Ganze aber bei minimalem Stromverbrauch. Der Tegra 2 Prozessor (Dual Core CPU mit 2x1GHz) hat schon auf ganzer Linie versagt und wurde – z. B. von dem Snapdragon von Qualcomm mit nur einer Rechenheit und 1,5 GHz – von anderen CPUs regelrecht vorgeführt. Dafür war die CPU relativ stromhungrig.
In response to above:
Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 12:07pm
Es handelt sich ja auch um nichts Offizielles sondern um das Traumgepinst eines einfachen BB Fans.
Also nicht direkt die Flinte ins Korn werfen 
Ich für meinen Teil bin viel eher auf den Slider gespannt…
EDIT: Und endlich sind die Hardwar Buttons unter dem Bildschirm weg! Was im Winter ja ganz gut sein kann in Bezug auf Benutzungmit Handschuhen, wird der vollstädnige TS hier dazu führen, dass das ganze Gerät stabiler wird 
Some from my own website!
I see the world in pixels. I saw reality tomorrow and lived the future yesterday. It was bright, blurry, and pixelated.
