Blackberry Playbook Review

Design and Display Review
BlackBerry PlayBook weigh about 0.9 pounds, and unlike iPad 2 the BlackBerry Tablet is using 7 inch screen. It is obvious that RIM emphasizes on portability. The tablet has volume control, play and also power button at the top side. It also have a bright and vivid screen with a nice contrast. It might not be as good as the Super AMOLED plus screen; but it still delivers great visual.

CPU Review
To keep the BlackBerry PlayBook running smoothly, RIM has decided to use a 1GHz Dual Core TI OMAP processor; and it is supported with 1GB of RAM. Needless to say, the RIM BlackBerry Tablet is a fast device. There are BlackBerry PlayBook 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB.  

Office Usability
BlackBerry PlayBook market target is set at business man, therefore the tablet should have a reliable virtual keyboard. There's also copy and paste shortcuts available. We often get Adobe PDF files in our business, and with this gadget you can read them since RIM is cooperating with Adobe. Beside that, there's also Adobe Flash for enjoying flash games available online.

Connectivity Review
BlackBerry PlayBook connectivity is one of a kind. There's not many internet tablet that are offering 4G network these days (or at least there's only a few of them at the moment).  

Camera Review
Many other tablets are using 3 megapixel camera on the back, and standard 1.2 to 2 megapixel camera for video chat. However, the tablet uses a 5 megapixel camera on the back and 3 megapixel video chat camera. One more thing, unlike the big and wide 10 inch tablet; the 7 inch tablet's camera can be used easily, and it can also produce great images and video. You can share the images or video to your family thanks to micro-HDMI and micro-USB ports.

OS review
BlackBerry PlayBook runs on BlackBerry Tablet OS and is supported with 1GB of RAM and 1GHz dual core processor. This new OS was developed by QNX, a famous company for their reliable softwares. The BlackBerry Tablet OS will allow you to have faster multimedia and video files handling, great graphics quality, and no lag whatsoever.

Of course, there are also built in support for email and the famous BlackBerry Enterprise Server. After using the PlayBook and its BlackBerry Tablet OS, it is clear that RIM is making an all round tablet that is powerful for business market and also fun for the common market. To end this BlackBerry PlayBook review, we once again said that the BlackBerry PlayBook is a solid device, and although the screen size might be a problem for some people, we have nothing to complain about

Top 4 Most Anticipated Tablets Coming Out This Spring

iPad 2
As everyone knows Apple's iPad was a monster hit last year selling over 14.7 million units to date. As with any other Apple product the new version is fraught with rumors and speculation about features and price. Icons seen in the latest SDK show the iPad 2 will have the widely rumored front and back facing cameras. More exciting are possible inclusion of a higher powered dual core A4 based processor and a super high resolution "Retina Display" like the iPhone 4. It is hard to know whether the iPad 2 will have a Retina Display or just a slightly higher PPI as current generation GPUs will have a hard time pushing so many pixels. Prices based on a leaked Best Buy database entry will start at $600 to $700.

HP Topaz
HP bought out Palm for 1.2 billion last year one would speculate for the highly touted Web OS used in their mobile phone systems. The specs got leaked this week and the specs seem very similar to the current iPad; 1.2ghz processor, 9.7-inch XGA 1024 x 768 screen, wifi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, 700 gram weight, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB are similar. The Topaz will have similar 3G cell phone technology to the current iPad. HP beats Apple's offering with a front facing camera, double the dram but loses out with 8 hours of battery life vs the iPad's 10. The release date will be announced on February 9th but the consensus is for a spring release.

BlackBerry Playbook
BlackBerry is taking quite a beating in the Smartphone space with Apples iPhone and Android phones out innovating BlackBerry and gaining tremendous momentum at the cost of BlackBerry. The BlackBerry Playbook tablet is BlackBerry's attempt to start taking up the slack. The Playbook features a smaller form factor than the other tablets here with only a 7" screen at 1024x600.

Motorola Xoom
First shown at CES 2011, the Motorola Xoom stood out among a slew of "me too" Android tablets. Trotting out the soon to be released Honeycomb, an Android released customized for tablets, the Xoom was the most elegant and refined of the Android tablets. Featuring the first instance of a dula core cpu in a tablet a 10.1 inch display and Flash support the Xoom offers the first serious Android contender to the iPad champ. With a planned release for February 17th, it will be the first Honeycomb tablet on the market. Verizon leaked prices show the Xoom going for $800 with 4G and $700 for the wifi version. Look for 1280 x 800 resolution, 5 megapixel camera, 720p video recording and 1080p video playback, 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, and finally, a healthy 32GB of onboard storage.

Blackberry Playbook Release Date

Research In Motion BlackBerry playbook tablet is still a long ways to appear on the market, but the interest will start to grow later, live entertainment and great fresh Adobe MAX conference.

Recent data from ChangeWave looks promising trends of purchase intentions playbook. The study questioned 3, 108 people with an eye toward understanding the tablet and the demand for netbooks and found a Blackberry playbook to be the second most common choice in the middle of the respondents are considering buying a netbook. 8% of respondents expressed a desire to do so. And much less than eighty percent of the world that has recognized the interest of the iPad, which predictably boasts a huge advantage, but is significantly higher after three per cent, which has prompted interest in the Samsung Galaxy tablet and 2% who said they would like HPS upcoming slate.

That, as an analyst Mike Abramsky of RBC opinion, is very encouraging. Given that the number 8 percent, believe that Research in Motion can sell as much as Playbooks 6,000,000 in 2011 (calendar year) to declare 13 percent of the market.

It seems that everyone is so excited about the launch of the new Blackberry Playbook. It will certainly be a great device. Although no release date has been set. Be sure to check back often for new and do not want to miss the opportunity to own this gadget.