It's now turn for BB Playbook Trend.. what is that mean? Manufacturer BlackBerry (BB) Research In Motion (RIM), Canada, finally announced a new device in the form of homemade tablet computer, on Monday (9/27/2010) in the event the RIM Developer Conference in San Francisco. If the previously rumored to BlackPad name, this new tablet was given the name of the BlackBerry Playbook.
Tablet Playbook sail 7 inches, smaller than iPad Apple's operating system QNX Software Systems is acquired RIM in the early years. Unlike iPad that has no camera, Playbook has two cameras in front and behind. This device will be released in April 2011. However, RIM has not revealed the price, stating only be sold with a price range that competes with the iPad.
There was no cellular connection on the device, but there is WiFi to access the Internet. Although not able to call, this tablet can be connected wirelessly via BlackBerry devices via a WiFi connection as a second screen that is wider so that the User can see its activity when you call. WiFi can also be used to access mobile services via BlackBerry.
RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie stated the device was designed as a standalone product to provide web access experience perfectly. RIM does not apply the approach to applications to access various web-based services including Flash with this Playbook device. "It means that the device will not depend on third-party applications or app," said Balsillie. Playbook is designed as a consumer device that will be sold in retail. RIM would have positioned the product as a tool for the enterprise to business needs. (From various sources)
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Tablet Playbook sail 7 inches, smaller than iPad Apple's operating system QNX Software Systems is acquired RIM in the early years. Unlike iPad that has no camera, Playbook has two cameras in front and behind. This device will be released in April 2011. However, RIM has not revealed the price, stating only be sold with a price range that competes with the iPad.
There was no cellular connection on the device, but there is WiFi to access the Internet. Although not able to call, this tablet can be connected wirelessly via BlackBerry devices via a WiFi connection as a second screen that is wider so that the User can see its activity when you call. WiFi can also be used to access mobile services via BlackBerry.
RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie stated the device was designed as a standalone product to provide web access experience perfectly. RIM does not apply the approach to applications to access various web-based services including Flash with this Playbook device. "It means that the device will not depend on third-party applications or app," said Balsillie. Playbook is designed as a consumer device that will be sold in retail. RIM would have positioned the product as a tool for the enterprise to business needs. (From various sources)
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