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RIM BlackBerry PlayBook

RIM BlackBerry PlayBook

The BlackBerry PlayBook features a 7-inch display with 1024 x 600 pixel resolution. The sides of the PlayBook are coated with a soft-touch rubber that has a quality feel and provides some grip. A 3.5mm headphone jack is present as well, on the bottom of the tablet are three ports: micro-HDMI, micro-USB, and a three pin accessory dock connector.

  • RIM BlackBerry PlayBook
  • RIM BlackBerry PlayBook
  • RIM BlackBerry PlayBook
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Based on 84 reviews
  • Excellent:
    12
  • Good:
    33
  • Average:
    15
  • Bad:
    24

Reviews

  • By TechSpot on April 28, 2011

    As we have seen throughout this review, the BlackBerry PlayBook offers a lot to like, and a lot to hope for. The user experience is solid, it can be a joy to use, and we rarely found issues with crashing or instability. Unfortunately, that is not...

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  • By GadgetSpeak on April 17, 2012

    It is small enough to fit in a pocket and can handle your productivity and entertainment needs but takes a different path to other non-Apple...

    92
  • By itproportal.com on April 16, 2012

    For all of its faults, the PlayBook is a very likeable product. It's fantastically well made, its operating system is a pleasure to use, and the features it does offer are almost universally well implemented. The lack of apps, and greater lack of...

    80
  • By DigitalVersus on April 11, 2012

    The PlayBook is a compact, fast tablet that's ideal for fans of BlackBerry smartphones. However, with its excellent screen and custom OS, this tablet should have a much wider appeal than just the RIM business users it's primarily aimed at. The...

    80
  • By AsiaOne on March 12, 2012

    On first touch, the BlackBerry Playbook seems like a comfortable and very portable size.It is light, and with a 7-inch screen, fits into a regular sized bag without taking up too much space.After the device is powered on, however, the navigation takes...

    40
  • By Computer Shopper on February 29, 2012

    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.)...

    80
  • By GadgetSpeak on January 06, 2012

    If you say BlackBerry to any one under forty they probably thing smartphone. If over sixty they thing of a berry growing wild picked in late summer. Here for all it’s the BlackBerry offering into the very crowded Tablet market...

    80
  • By NotebookCheck on December 03, 2011

    The BlackBerry PlayBook looks like an alien at first glance. While Android is becoming very fashionable at the moment and the apps for it are emerging fast, RIM's tablet is on the shelves with the proprietary operating system, BlackBerry Tablet OS...

    88
  • By Computeractive on October 06, 2011

    A fast tablet with a slick operating system, but for the price it doesn't do enough...

    60
  • By Government Computer News on August 31, 2011

    S The coolest part of the display design is that the margins of the screen are sensitive to touch. So if you are finished with an application, you simply touch into the margin and push your finger in an upward motion. This throws the running...

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