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Salman Khan launches Blackberry Playbook

Another new film for the burgeoning market for BlackBerry playbook which was launched yesterday in Mumbai. Play Book is a seven-inch tablet runs the QNX operating system, which was acquired by RIM last year. A film was smart to reveal the actor of Bollywood Salman Khan, but also part of the event was Frenny Bawa, MD RIM.

Book features play safety features such as BlackBerry phones, and does not require a separate floor or data rates. Other words, the script would have to connect your BlackBerry smartphone to use BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server) in conjunction with other Office applications. Had RIM playbook, focusing on multi-tasking, and while we were impressed with how the film is a series of tasks without a lot of stuttering, we wonder how it differs from any existing tablets, each of which have multi-tasking. QNX user interface, you can view the running applications without minimizing their passage, and about how much of it goes to a new approach to multi task.


The technical characteristics of the playbook Front has 1 GHz dual-core processor and a separate GPU. Overall, the RIM playbook is fixed behind the tablet is not a technical standpoint. It seems pretty easy to hold and is lightweight, weighing only 425 grams, but only the screen size is seven inches. Play Book features a front and a 3 megapixel camera 5 megapixel rear, both records 1080p HD. This is a mini-HDMI port is connected to the TV screen to view the content of the tablet screen much bigger. This is useful during the game or watching YouTube videos, otherwise, it is also support for Flash. We had hoped for some color option than plain old black and that they currently have. After all, the children of the Blackberry is not all the correct size?

Priced at Rs 27,990 for a Wi-Fi 16 GB model playbook is about 2000 rupees cheaper than the second IPAD The other two models are 32 and 64 GB that is available for Rs 32,990 and Rs. 37990 receptive.

What we liked most about the book of games is the ability to sync with a BlackBerry, which allows you to perform all tasks, but this time on a capacitive touch screen larger, but the lack of capacity GSM makes its use impossible without a BlackBerry.

You can use the power of BlackBerry Messenger from BB, but the tablet does not have its own PIN and mirrors, is connected to your BlackBerry. Playbook could serve the purpose for existing BlackBerry smartphone users, but must be seen as the tablet at the fair when it comes to acquiring new customers and markets. Lock your BlackBerry phone for both usability and connectivity to hear a challenge for RIM.
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