To celebrate its first day of sale in the US RIM released a short but sweet one minute video highlighting some of the reviews that gave the PlayBook the thumbs up.
It’s a nice video and it tastefully showcases some of the innovations that BlackBerry brings into the tablet market like true multi-tasking and PC like web-browsing — both of which are things we really like with the PlayBook. In the video, RIM is not bashful with the the fact that you need a BlackBerry phone which is fine and dandy if you’re already a BlackBerry user but if you don’t have a BlackBerry phone, getting a PlayBook is something you would have take your time to consider.
With all the awesomeness that RIM has created with the PlayBook, we can’t help but wonder how much better it would be if email, contact, calendar, BBM and test messaging we’re native stand-alone clients on the device.
Some interesting links related to the BlackBerry PlayBook on SoyaCincau.com:
BlackBerry PlayBook Unboxed
First Impressions: BlackBerry PlayBook
Rumour: Celcom looking to offer PlayBook
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