- Blackberry Playbook ( 64 GB): Not Android, but rumor says they might make it Android compatible. I love the fact I don't have to purchase another Service package, I can use my current blackberry package and bridge it. True Roaming Internet ^^ Finally received it and I am Very Happy!

This review intends to inform the readers about the features and specifications of Blackberry Playbook tablet. The tablet has been designed to suit the environment of the user and while it is surely no competition to Apple iPad in any manner, Playbook's extremely impressive performance on various...

Offers HD video playback of 1080p; Dual-core processor ensures speedy operation; The camera is exceptionally good; Has a great battery life; The design is simply splendid; Comes at a truly affordable price

Does not have too many apps; Does not support 3G; Has no memory extension facility

The Tab is simply good and once you hold it in your hand , you get the feel of having Blackberry Tab, which is truly good..! I am a blackberry fan and therefore would request them to add more apps and games option for free. Most of the apps and games are available on paid basis.

Battery Life; Operating System; Screen; Web Browsing; WiFi

Difficult To Customize

I am a blackberry fan and this tablet is ideal for business use. It is functional, has a good battery life and has all the features one needs to get by at work. Media support is average. Apps are an issue -- but with ability to sideload some Android apps, it even overcomes that problem.

The blackberry playbook is one hell of a tablet. The blackberry os is just amazing right from its security to the way it works. I felt the blackberry playbook which i am using from the past few months to be simply superb. The battery backup, the videos the screen everything is brilliant.

With its slick design and solid performance, the PlayBook feels like a sports car, but its lack of common applications makes it feel like a Ferrari that you'll only drive to and from the shops.

Excellent hardware; Fun; intuitive navigation; HDMI-out; Good battery life

No email; calendar or contacts apps; No keyboard auto-correction; No 3G option; Browser needs a few tweaks

( UPDATE: Please read our review of BlackBerry PlayBook's 2.0 software update . It adds email, calendar, and some other features that we were critical of in this review.

Great design and sharp screen; Unique OS; Fun; intuitive gestures; Android; Java app support coming; Great keyboard; Best in class browser

Launch apps plentiful; but lacking quality; Screen size may be too small for some; BlackBerry Bridge has limitations; No native email; calendar apps

Update : With more price drops for the BlackBerry tablet, we've taken yet another look at the Playbook to see if it's finally worth the cash, in light of a 4G PlayBook coming later this year. It's probably fair to say that the BlackBerry Playbook had something of a rocky start to life.

Blackberry made a name for itself with its business-centric phones and messaging applications. It has now entered to tablet business as well, producing the PlayBook, a light 7 inch tablet that runs its own OS, called BlackBerry Tablet OS.

Great if 10 inch is too big; A snappy OS and solid supplied apps

Weak third-party application support; No network media streaming

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