BlackBerry PlayBook Wins First-ever table world series. PlayBooks multitask function makes it easier to jump between apps. The BlackBerry PlayBook from Research In Motion (RIM) is a sleek looking device that packs in powerful features with a new operating system. The initially enterprise focused tablet from RIM has gone on to ensnare the consumer market too. This touch-based tablet runs on the QNX OS, which is the first microkernel based end-to-end real time operating system, prepared to give smooth multi-tasking experience.

The PlayBook is powered by a TI 1 GHz OMAP4430 Dual Core processor with PowerVR SGX540 graphics and 1 GB RAM that complement the operating system and give you PC like experience in a smaller form factor. The PlayBook sports a 7-inch LCD capacitive screen that has resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. The high resolution screen also has 4-finger multi-touch and gesture support features.

Key Features:

• BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet operating system
  Allows you to stay connected and productive on the go.
• Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n network
  For Internet capability on the go (additional fees may apply).
• 7" HD capacitive screen with multi-touch
  With 1024 x 600 resolution for clear viewing of photos, videos and more.
• 64GB internal memory
  Allows you to store media.
• 1GB RAM
  With Codex support for media playback, creation and video calling.
• 3.0MP high-definition forward-facing camera
  Along with a 5.0MP high-definition rear-facing camera for capturing special moments on the go.
• Micro USB port
  For an easy connection to your computer. Micro HDMI port for connection to an HDTV.
• Bluetooth capability
  Allows you to pair the device with a Bluetooth-enabled BlackBerry mobile phone for access to Push technology, e-mail, calendar, BBM, tasks, documents and more. Also features BlackBerry security and data efficiency.
• Only when connected through your BlackBerry Bridge can you access corporate BIS e-mail via your handheld on PlayBook.
• All POP e-mail services (Hotmail, Gmail, Ymail, etc.) are available on PlayBook through icons/apps on the desktop or directly through the Internet.