
7 October 2009 18:49 GMT / By Stuart Miles
The Carphone Warehouse will be stocking the BlackBerry Storm 2 as powered by Vodafone, an eagle eyed tech fiend has spotted.
The picture, posted to Twitpic via a friend based in Newquay, shows a placement card for the yet to be officially announced handset in a Carphone Warehouse store with the words:
"I'm not on display, please ask a sales consultant for a demonstration".
RIM, the company behind the BlackBerry range, has yet to confirm when the new Storm 2 will be out although his picture suggests it won't be long.
Earlier in the Summer, spy pictures of the handset showed up in Germany running on the Vodafone network.
Although not confirmed in this set of images, previous rumours have suggested the phone will get a 3.2-megapixel camera, HSDPA, a 360 × 480 resolution capacitive touchscreen and OS version 5.0.
Vodafone announced the BlackBerry Storm at the beginning of October in 2008 giving it plenty of time to sell to would be Christmas shoppers looking to treat themselves.
Via: twitpic.com
Phones, Mobile phones, BlackBerry, RIM, BlackBerry Storm 2, Carphone Warehouse, Photos


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