The Blackberry Playbook Tablet
The Playbook - from Research in Motion
It's Blackberry amplified! The Blackberry Playbook is ultra thin at 9.7mm with it's 7" high resolution wide screen display and high fidelity web browsing with HTML5 and full flash 10.1 It looks like your typical digital picture frame. But of course it is so much more. The Playbook from RIM (Research in Motion) has 1080p HD video with non-proprietary HDMI and USB connectors. Complete with full front AND back HD cameras!

RIM spiralling downwards with Blackberry PlayBook
Unimpressive Blackberry Playbook takes RIM in continuing downward trend
Update: Now with the Playbook out in the market, various tech blogs have posted their reviews - view my post with a Roundup of Blackberry Playbook reviews For a while now RIM has been losing ground in its foothold of smartphone users. From my point of view it started as Apple released their first generation iPhone. Since then, they've been trying to play catchup.. releasing one disappointing product after another. Most recently.. some decisions made to their product line look like it's draggi...

RIM's Blackberry Playbook Reviews
Reviews of RIM's new tablet: Blackberry Playbook
Since Research in Motion(RIM) announced their tablet sometime last year, a lot has changed in the tablet space. Now, a year later, the tablet competition is fierce. RIM is scheduled to release this new tablet, called the Playbook on April 19th. Since their announcement I made some personal predictions myself on how well or not well it will be received by consumers - see my take with RIM spiralling downwards with Blackberry PlayBook. Anyway, a bunch of tech blogs have gotten their hands on th...

blackberry playbook cacell
Blackberry Playbook from CaCell
Check out how the Blackberry Playbook. Buy online from CaCell (South Africa only) at http://www.cacell.co.za/Blackberry-Playbook     It supports a whole bunch of standard platforms and technologies, like POSIX OS, SMP, Open GL, BlackBerry 6, WebKit, Java, Adobe Flash and AIR, along with RIM's new BlackBerry WebWorks platform. Apps written for WebWorks will run on BlackBerry 6 or the PlayBook, while Java makes it easier for developers to port Java-based BlackBerry 6 apps. Oh, and OpenGL mean...