We just played with a wonderful tablet, and it wasn't running Android, webOS, iOS, or even Windows. It was running a funky realtime operating system called QNX that RIM bought in April, combined with WebKit and a heaping helping of Flash, and plans on
Source: www.engadget.com
CES 2011: Video of the new BlackBerry Playbook tablet in action - Seattle Times
LAS VEGAS -- BlackBerry is making a Wi-Fi and 4G tablet called the Playbook that will be available in the first quarter of this year. The Consumer Electronics Show has been flooded with tablet devices, but most are intended to run Google's Android
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The BlackBerry Playbook Surprised Me - I4U
I didn't expect much out of the Playbook. RIM has been behind the curve for so long now that the idea of them releasing a tablet as desirable as the iPad or Xoom seemed almost ridiculous. If they can't make a decent modern smartphone, how can they make a
Source: www.i4u.com
A peek at RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook - Washington Post
LAS VEGAS--Research In Motion may have a contender in its upcoming PlayBook tablet. The BlackBerry vendor introduced this iPad competitor in September but provided few useful details at the time. Now it's showing off prototype devices here that make it a
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Hands-on with RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook, Sprint 4G not included - Beta News
Research in Motion's 7" BlackBerry PlayBook slate/tablet made its first official appearance back in September , and today at CES 2011, it's gotten its first 4G U.S. carrier partner, Sprint, and has gone on display for the public to touch. Of course, what
Source: www.betanews.com
BlackBerry PlayBook Will Debut on Sprint's 4G Network - YAHOO!
At long last, the promised BlackBerry 4G PlayBook tablet is making an appearance. Attendees at the Consumer Electronics Show got a firsthand look at the Research In Motion device. RIM will come to market with the PlayBook on Sprint Nextel's 4G network
Source: news.yahoo.com
Hands-On With the BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet - Wired News
LAS VEGAS — With dozens of companies looking to gain tablet PC market share away from Apple and Samsung, it’s going to take a special kind of product to succeed, one that offers consumers fast performance and expanded options on the competition. In
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