(Credit: RIM)

We publish full replication Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, Co-CEO of Research In Motion (RIM), the statements made ​​by Steve Jobs during a press conference on the iPhone 4. On that occasion, we recall, the owner of Apple had dribbled their criticisms on the lack of receipt of the new iPhone by talking about a common problem with other phones on the market, including the Blackberry Bold 9700 .

"Apple's attempt to involve Rim in his personal debacle is unacceptable. Allegations of Apple's products seem Rim deliberate attempts to distort public understanding of what is an antenna design problem, diverting attention to the plight of Apple. Rim is a world leader in the design of antennas and produces more than 20 years successfully leading products in the field of wireless data transmission with efficient and effective radio performance. In this period of time, RIM has avoided building antennas like the one used by Apple iPhone 4, preferring innovative projects that reduce the risk of falling call, especially in areas with poor coverage. One thing is certain, Rim customers should not use a carrying case to keep the connection of your Blackberry. Apple - clearly - has made ​​certain design decisions and should assume the responsibility, rather than trying to involve Rim and others in a situation that is specific to "

For the record, that Rim is not the only answer to the statements of Steve Jobs. The other major accused (Motorola, HTC, Samsung and Nokia) have wanted to express their official position.