BlackBerry PlayBook review

The word "play" and "book" is a strange choice for the recent attempt by RIM relevance to consumers, a tablet, which is at its core, one of the hardest and industry-friendly operating systems known to man. The operating system is QNX and the hardware is, of course, the BlackBerry text book. It is an enterprise-friendly offering that to conquer the consumer tablet ecosphere, in the hope that the trail of the BlackBerry handsets, the pockets of executives and BBM filled addicts around the world. It is something like a heavy tablet compared with the competition running software from Google and Apple, while certainly playing his greatest strengths are a little boring. It really does a great job at displaying PowerPoint presentations, for example, and the security chops for the last quarter of bleak sales fall into the wrong hands. Exciting stuff? No, but certainly useful features, regardless of whether it is fascinating or boring RIM seven-inch, flash, but it lacks 3G tablet dressed in a modest but very chic look. It's what's behind the glass that disappointed.