Unveiling of the Blackberry Playbook Tablet
The tech world has a new player, as Research in Motion (RIM) unveils its latest device, the PlayBook. This tablet, boasting a capacitive multi-touch screen, offers a unique and interactive user experience.
The PlayBook, a 7-inch tablet, features a 1GHz Dual Core Processor, 1 GB of internal RAM, and a display resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. Its LCD screen offers crisp visuals, making it an ideal device for multimedia consumption.
One of the PlayBook's standout features is its compatibility with Adobe Flash 10.1 and built-in support for HTML 5. This means users can enjoy a full internet experience, complete with rich multimedia content.
The PlayBook also comes equipped with two cameras - a front-facing and a rear-facing one - enabling video conferencing in HD quality with stereo sound.
The PlayBook runs on the QNX platform, known for its multitasking capabilities, and it seamlessly integrates with RIM's existing business offerings. Mike Lazaridis, co-chief executive of RIM, claims the PlayBook will become the "enterprise standard" for tablet computers.
The PlayBook offers connectivity options such as microUSB, micro HDMI, and DLNA, and it supports Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR. However, one area where the PlayBook lags behind is battery life, with the exact hours of operation yet to be disclosed.
Interestingly, the PlayBook does not use cellular data like the Blackberry Smart Phone does; instead, it allows you to use your existing smartphone via Bluetooth for calls. This could be a strategic move to keep the device's price competitive.
The PlayBook, manufactured by BlackBerry, was initially released in 2011. While there is no recent information suggesting a new Playbook model or specific current customer delivery dates, the device remains historically linked to BlackBerry's product line.
The PlayBook weighs 400g and measures 130mm x 194mm x 10mm, making it a portable and convenient device for on-the-go use.
In conclusion, the BlackBerry PlayBook offers a compelling package of features, promising a unique user experience in the realm of tablets. Whether it can challenge the dominance of other players in the market, such as Apple's iPad, remains to be seen.
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