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Smaller size is easier to handle
Elegant design
Feature packed
Theoretically fast hardware
RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook is a fast
Powerful 7-inch tablet with HDMI output
Advanced multitasking and security
And a browser that integrates Adobe Flash 10.2 for a desktop-style Web experience
Abstract: The PlayBook, which hits North American retailers on Tuesday, so far offers that secure service only in tandem with a BlackBerry. RIM says secure email and other key services will come later, not at launch."I got the strong impression RIM is scrambling to...
Published: 2011-04-14, Author: Donald , review by: cnet.com.au
RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook is a fast, powerful 7-inch tablet with HDMI output, advanced multitasking and security, and a browser that integrates Adobe Flash 10.2 for a desktop-style Web experience
The 7-inch screen cramps the powerful browser; the wake button is difficult to push; and app selection trails the competition
The BlackBerry PlayBook ably showcases RIM's powerful new mobile operating system, but its middling size diminishes many of its best features....
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Published: 2015-05-18, Author: Mark , review by: mbreviews.com
Abstract: CHECK THE PART 1 OF THIS ARTICLEIn the first part of our best cheap tablets we took a look at the Nexus 7. Even though there are a lot of great tablets for this budget, none seemed to be on par with the Nexus 7, until now. Enter the Tesco Hudl 2! For a...
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Published: 2012-11-29, Author: Jeff , review by: examiner.com
Abstract: Ease of Use, Performance: 1/5 Look & Feel: 5/5 Features 4/5 How much I enjoy 2/5Total: 3/5 StarsResearch In Motion or RIM as many have become fond of saying has released a new update in software to their PlayBook tablet and I have the fun task of reviewin...
Solid hardware and build quality, Superb e-mail functionality and social networking integration, Easy-to-use interface with touch-sensitive bezels, Fully functional without a BlackBerry smartphone to tether, Good speakers on each side for watching video,
Still no expandable storage, OS can be finicky at times, No native third-party integration, Official apps from A-list third-party developers are missing
One of the most important features of the PlayBook is its ability to seamlessly integrate with a BlackBerry smartphone, but unfortunately, we did not have a device on hand to test this functionality. RIM has managed to fix the Bridge issue since we last r...
Published: 2012-05-29, Author: Chris , review by: examiner.com
Abstract: Incipio has a wide variety of cases for your PlayBook, and while The Hive is not exactly the best, it certainly is the most stylish of the bunch.The Hive is a sillicone case that has a hexagonal pattern on the back resembling a bee hive, which is, of cour...
Abstract: 659Pros: Good battery life; good number of ports and buttons.Cons: Medium performance; no biometrics. We liked that the ThinkPad had 64G of hard drive space. Its 1G of memory was the average amount for those we looked at this time around, so that is ...
Strong, fast performance, Gorgeous screen, Low price, Highly integrated e-mail and social-media apps, Pleasant to use
Still no BBM or Enterprise Server support, Android apps are hit-or-miss, No memory-card slot
A huge price drop and revised OS make RIM's tablet much more appealing to consumers than the first version. (Business users still need to use their BlackBerry phones in concert with it for some functions.) Read More...
Abstract: So I had both the Kindle Fire and the Blackberry Playbook sitting around so I decided to do a comparison of the two devices. Really informal comparison for information only.What do you guys think? Which tablet do you like? Comment below.Both the Blackberr...
