Research in motion (RIM) presented officially the tablet device called the BlackBerry PlayBook.
PlayBook for browsing, multimedia communications over the Internet, entertainment and business. measuring less than half an inch thick, the pound 0.9 has a view of ciboli multi-touch 7 inch 1024 x 600 pixels and a completely new system QNX-based BlackBerry operating Panel with multitasking support outside the box for compatibility with the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
The Board of RIM support in Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and HTML 5 and is able to play videos HD 1080p. it supports applications based on Adobe Air Mobile, POSIX, OpenGL, and announced a simple Java application platform that will allow BlackBerry WebWorks "applications to be written to activate PlayBook tablets, as well as BlackBerry smartphones with BlackBerry's operating system 6."
Blackberry PlayBook users can connect to the BlackBerry Smart Clipboard via a Bluetooth connection is secured.
"This means that the user can choose to use a larger board computer monitor to display any of the email, BBM, calendar, tasks, documents, and other content that resides in (or accessible via) seamlessly and securely on their Smartphone.They also use their smart Board term without concerns about synchronization or replication of data, "says RIM.
PlayBook will be able to access to networks, 3 G mobile broadband service through BlackBerry smartphone plans and has 802 .11n-ready and built-in Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.1. in addition, RIM going to propose models PlayBook with connectivity 3 G and 4 G is embedded.
Regarding the central computing components, the device starts 1 GHz dual-core processor ????? and 1 GB of RAM. expected to ship with 32 GB and 64 GB of internal storage capacity.
Front-facing features PlayBook an webcam 5MP back-racing and ports microHDMI and microUSB.
It is expected to hit the u.s. market in early 2011 with the other international markets rollouts early Q2 2011.
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