Canadian company Research In Motion (RIM) has already entered the business of " tablets" with the introduction of Blackberry Playbook , who is called to be the clear competitor the hegemonic iPad.
The tablet was presented during the fair Developer DevCon 2010 in San Francisco and defined as the president of RIM, Mike Lazaridis, as "the first tablet professional."
Playbook will have a new operating system, Tablet BlackBerry OS (created by QNX) to allow " tasks simultaneously, a high performance multimedia and internet browsing safe," said Lazaridis.
Playbook is scheduled to go on sale in U.S. in early 2011 at a price that has not transpired and that is sold in markets International from April next year.
regard to their performance that will feature multi-touch screen 7 "and the ability to play 1080p HD video. It will be integrated with Wi-Fi though its first version will not be 3G, a technology that RIM will include more forward, although you can sync to BlackBerry handsets via Bluetooth and remote access to mobile content. The new tablet will accept flash RIM, HTML5 will have 1GB of RAM, a 1GHz processor, HDMI ports USB and two cameras, one front and a 3-megapixel 5.
RIM's arrival to the world of tablet computing involves the consolidation of a developing market generated by the Apple iPad after its launch last April and which have gradually been adding electronic devices to large companies like Samsung, Toshiba or Dell. To date, the iPad has a clear advantage over its rivals and is expected to end 2010 totals 74% of trade in these devices.
is still pending of knowing what state is the prototype tablet Hewlett-Packard (HP) with operating system Windows 7 that Microsoft anticipated in January. Other data suggest that HP may launch its Tablet in the first quarter of 2011 although WebOS Palm operating system, a company acquired last April.
In any case, 2011 is presented as the year in which all the manufacturers involved in the technology market with all their artillery.
Source: 20minutos.es
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