Unihertz showed us a clone of the Key2, which arguably strikes the best compromise between the PKB and widescreen worlds. It pairs a 3:2 display with the same keyboard layout as the Pocket.
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Unihertz unveiled the Titan just a couple of weeks ago, showing us a BlackBerry Passport-esque handset. The firm made it available with a starting price of $199 through Kickstarter, which sold out.
Unihertz is preparing to launch a new smartphone that looks to be inspired by the Blackberry Passport. The handset offers a wide 4.5-inch display, QWERTY keyboard and will be priced at $199.
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