BlackBerry PlayBook released: sells 50,000 first day

The device "BlackBerry PlayBook" was released for general purchase in the United States on April 19, 2011, and early sales figures note that approximately fifty thousand (50,000) were sold on launch day.The Manufacturer "Quanta Computer" released these Tablet Type media player with BlackBerry Tablet OS (QNX) Operating system .

Built to outperform, the BlackBerry PlayBook combines the features you need with the ultra-portable design you want. Choose the tablet that does it all — and then some. This is what you've been waiting for.


About the device(BlackBerry PlayBook):Its Power 5300 mAh and CPU 1 GHz Cortex-A9 dual-core processor.Storage capacity of BlackBerry PlayBook are 16, 32 or 64 GB Flash.And its Memory 1 GB RAM with a amazing 7" LCD display.
FEATURES :
• Environment – the Playbook boasts its Blackberry Tablet OS, an operating system designed for this device.

•Web Experience – the Playbook promises smooth web experience, as it is equipped with modern web technology and browser, including the latest Flash version.

• Connectivity – Supports modern high-speed connectivity including 4G, 3G and WiFi

• Multimedia Experience – the Playbook brings a good multimedia experience with its HD display, HD video and stereo sound.

• Hardware Performance – powered by a dual core processor, the Playbook is equipped with great computing power to run applications seamlessly.

• Portability – with its 7-inch screen, thin body and relatively light mass, the Playbook is one of the most portable Tablets available.

BlackBerry PlayBook review:


Despite the embrace of the iPad by consumers, the demand from businesses and governments for tablets remains, at best, unclear. “It’s still very, very early stages,” said Mike Abramsky, an equity analyst with RBC Capital Market, a unit of the Royal Bank of Canada, who said that small businesses currently accounted for most nonpersonal use of tablets.

Motorola Xoom – this is another Android tablet but this one runs on the latest Android 3.0 Honeycomb. It competes to the Playbook when it comes to the processor, browser and web technologies and cameras.It comes with a cost of $499-$699, depending on which Playbook you choose. The 16GB Wi-Fi Playbook will cost $499, 32GB Wi-Fi Playbook will cost $599 and the 64GB Wi-Fi Playbook will cost $699. RIM will also be offering an LTE version, but price and date have not been released.