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Motorola Xoom 4G Android 3.0 iPad Killer Tablet Heads to Verizon – CES 2011

January 6, 2011 By George Asad Kamel Leave a Comment

Motorola Xoom 4G Android 3.0 iPad Killer Tablet Heads to Verizon

After announcing three new smart phones Android at CES 2011 this week, Motorola came out with a new tablet, the Xoom Motorola, which will feature the highly anticipated version 3.0 of the Android operating system honeycomb. So the model has to handle was simply running demonstration software showing some high-definition graphics capabilities of Xoom, more [...]

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RIM BlackBerry Play Book (PlayBook) Review

October 4, 2010 By Jack Fadiar Leave a Comment

RIM Introduced A Enhanced Tablet PC-Features Of The BlackBerry PlayBook Features of the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, but one thing that wasn’t mentioned at the BlackBerry developer Conference was price. We have an article now, which suggests that RIM’s latest device won’t come cheap. The article in question comes from Zdnet, who have stated that the [...]

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RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook – Analysts Reviews

September 28, 2010 By Alan Favier Leave a Comment

Research in Motion(RIM) just proved it can innovate with the PlayBook, a major new platform that vaults BlackBerry out of its doldrums and potentially back into the top rank of hot consumer technologies. The 7-inch PlayBook is a radical break for a company that’s been used to evolutionary steps, and some of its specs beat [...]

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RIM’s BlackBerry Play Book Tablet Review

September 28, 2010 By George Asad Kamel Leave a Comment

Research In Motion(RIM) unveiled its first tablet computer and a new operating system that will power it, joining the race to catch up with Apple Inc.’s iPad. Investors don’t seem to be ebullient on RIM’s prospects, shares are down about 1% premarket. The 7-inch PlayBook is a radical break for a company that’s been used [...]

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RIM : BlackBerry Play Book or Black Pad with First Dual-core CPU Tablet PC Announced

September 28, 2010 By Alan Favier 1 Comment

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RIM announced the First tablet with a dual-core CPU (1 GHz ARM Cortex A9) named as Blackberry PlayBook. The Playbook is small and thin. RIM did a good job with the design. Because it has a 7-inch, 16:9 aspect ratio display, it is more rectangular than square. It looks sharp and professional — definitely more [...]

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Black Pad : First Blackberry Tablet PC From RIM

September 27, 2010 By George Asad Kamel 19 Comments

Blackberry is all set to unwrap its first ever tablet PC known as Black Pad in the RIM’s developer conference to be held next week on Sep 27. And Black Pad will be supporting QNX OS instead of Blackberry 6 OS. The tablet will sport a seven-inch touch screen, up to two cameras, and Bluetooth [...]

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RIM Plans to Sell 2.5 Million Black Pad Tablets in Q4 2010

September 25, 2010 By Jack Fadiar 1 Comment

RIM(Research In Motion) is expected to announce their tablet device(BlackPad) at their 2010 BlackBerry Developer Conference next week. Analysts are speaking out on this possible new venture and if it’s a good move. Analyst Jeffrey Fidacaro of Susquehanna Research said that RIM is building 2.5 million “BlackPads” for Q4 and but it won’t be rivaling [...]

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Black Pad is a Business iPad From RIM, may Launch Coming Monday

September 24, 2010 By Daniel Midofit Leave a Comment

Research in Motion(RIM) has been quietly touting a big press event Monday in San Francisco and it appears its Black Pad tablet may be the main event. Officially, RIM isn’t talking about the event. It’s way secretive, but we’re told it’s important. The RIM press briefing is expected to go down Monday before its developer [...]

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Black Pad – The Business iPad From RIM Ready to Launch Next Week

September 23, 2010 By George Asad Kamel Leave a Comment

Canadian mobile handset maker Research in Motion too was reported to be working on Apple iPad competitor codenamed – BlackPad. Now, The Wall Street Journal has reported that RIM will unveil the new tablet along with BlackBerry OS 6.0, as early as next week at the Developer Conference 2010 in San Francisco. This tablet has [...]

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RIM BlackPad Tablet Looking Forward to November Release

September 23, 2010 By Jack Fadiar Leave a Comment

Digitimes passes along word that Chinese-language Apply Daily reports that Quanta will be building the new BlackBerry tablet, a.k.a. BlackPad, to start shipping in September with a price tag of $499. RIM(Research In Motion) is reportedly developing a BlackBerry tablet PC, called the BlackPad, which could be unveiled the week of Sept. 27. Third-party vendors [...]

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Black Pad – RIM’s iPad Killer is a Combination of BlackBerry and Apple iPad

September 23, 2010 By George Asad Kamel 2 Comments

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RIM(Research In Motion) is reportedly developing a BlackBerry tablet PC, called the BlackPad, which could be unveiled the week of Sept. 27. Third-party vendors are already pledging support for any RIM tablet. RIM has not confirmed such a device, but the Journal’s anonymous sources suggest the BlackPad could debut at an upcoming developers’ conference in [...]

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RIM Looking for a Solution to its Blackberry UAE Ban

August 3, 2010 By Ethan William Leave a Comment

Today’s announcement, made with AT&T in the United States, comes after a weekend flurry of controversy surrounding security concerns in several countries, notably the threat by the United Arab Emirates to shut down BlackBerry service in October if RIM doesn’t take the measures needed to allow authorities to monitor communications. The U-A-E says those Blackberry [...]

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