It has been a long wait for the 7.6" by 5.1" BlackBerry PlayBook, smaller than some competitors but also lighter. It fully supports Adobe Flash, another benefit on top of its main competitor but Wired had trouble finding any other benefits. Check out their full review to see what they thought.
"The BlackBerry PlayBook tablet is a good-looking piece of hardware.
Like the proto-humans in 2001: A Space Odyssey, you’ll be eager to touch the monolithic object’s black, buttonless visage. But once you do, things get a little more complicated."
Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- The BlackBerry PlayBook @ AnandTech
- RIM BlackBerry PlayBook Review @ TechReviewSource
- Samsung Galaxy Tab Review @ Hardware Secrets
- LG Optimus Pad / T-Mobile G-Slate Tablet @ Techapot
- Motorola Atrix hands-on review @ The Inquirer
- Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc Smartphone Review @ t-break
- Coolermaster Storm SF-19 @ XSReviews
- Mobile CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Powermat Wireless Charging Unit & Receiving Unit Review @ eTeknix
- System76 Serval Professional Sandy Bridge @ Phoronix
- HP Pavilion g6x Review @ TechReviewSource
- GIGABYTE T1125N-CF1 11.6-inch Tablet Convertible Notebook @ Tweaktown
- Alienware M11x R3 Gaming Laptop Review @ HardwareHeaven
Since last night, there has
Since last night, there has already been two pushed out ota updates [1.0.1.1690 and 1.0.1.1696 respectively]. Though as with RIM’s Smartphone os updates, there is NO changelog. But speculation is arising that they address issues with blackberry bridge which also had a rocky push out to public via AppWorld.
Speed like that is great to
Speed like that is great to see from a late comer in the game.