>RIM BlackBerry PlayBook Hands-On

> Tablet, tablets, and even more tablets. That seems to be the common theme resonating throughout CES, but when there were so many that were there just to make it to the show, only one seemed to truly stand out as it came to life in usable form. For a good majority of the tablets showcased at CES, they were merely shells that didn’t quite have a polished platform experience to undoubtedly release their full potential. However, RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook managed to enthralled us right on the showroom floor with its overall better looks and fully functioning platform experience to usher in a new era for them. http://www.phonearena.com

>RIM BlackBerry PlayBook Hands-On

> Tablet, tablets, and even more tablets. That seems to be the common theme resonating throughout CES, but when there were so many that were there just to make it to the show, only one seemed to truly stand out as it came to life in usable form. For a good majority of the tablets showcased at CES, they were merely shells that didn’t quite have a polished platform experience to undoubtedly release their full potential. However, RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook managed to enthralled us right on the showroom floor with its overall better looks and fully functioning platform experience to usher in a new era for them. http://www.phonearena.com

>5 HOTTEST Tablets! Xoom, Playbook, or iPad? – Tom’s Top 5

> The most lustworthy tablet devices according to GDGT users. The iPad, derided as a ridiculously-named product ins earache of a need at launch, has now become the darling of the technology world. And we know what happens when Apple makes another darling of the technology world. Everybody else copies it. This year’s Consumer Electronics Show was an avalanche of tablet competitors all vying to take market share away forma the iPad. So did any catch your eye?

>5 HOTTEST Tablets! Xoom, Playbook, or iPad? – Tom’s Top 5

> The most lustworthy tablet devices according to GDGT users. The iPad, derided as a ridiculously-named product ins earache of a need at launch, has now become the darling of the technology world. And we know what happens when Apple makes another darling of the technology world. Everybody else copies it. This year’s Consumer Electronics Show was an avalanche of tablet competitors all vying to take market share away forma the iPad. So did any catch your eye?

>This Week in iPad – Rage, Google Docs, BlackBerry Playbook, Target for iPad, Lego Creationary, and iOS 4.2

> This week, hosts Jacob Burch and Andrea Rene talk about the latest iPad news including the new Google Docs app, the delay of iOS 4.2, and new Altec speakers. Plus Andrea takes a first look at iD software’s “RAGE" for the iPad and in Planet of the Apps they look at the top free apps for November. For more information, show notes, and schedule visit http://www.thisweekin.com.

>This Week in iPad – Rage, Google Docs, BlackBerry Playbook, Target for iPad, Lego Creationary, and iOS 4.2

> This week, hosts Jacob Burch and Andrea Rene talk about the latest iPad news including the new Google Docs app, the delay of iOS 4.2, and new Altec speakers. Plus Andrea takes a first look at iD software’s “RAGE" for the iPad and in Planet of the Apps they look at the top free apps for November. For more information, show notes, and schedule visit http://www.thisweekin.com.

>The best of upcoming tablets (BlackBerry PlayBook preview) – CyberEye

> This is an UPDATE on an upcoming BlackBerry’s tablet dubbed PlayBook. It is not only an iPad killer, but the most powerful tablet computing device to date. *Good thing they did not go with BlackPad. Exact Transcript: Greetings! Since many new tablets have been announced this year, I got multiple requests to do a rundown for the ones that are worth looking forward to. And now, that BlackBerry PlayBook has been recently revealed to be much more than a rumor, prepare to be UPDATED. Lets start with what seems like the most promising tablet and the biggest competition for the iPad. At this time the BlackBerry PlayBook appears to be the most impressive tablet computing device, and as it has been classified it is the first “professional" tablet. One noteworthy feature that you should know from the start is that the device utilizes a Cortex A9 DUEL-CORE processor clocked at 1 Gigahertz, and compared to current competition it is the most powerful tablet. It should be mentioned that the iPad has a 1 Gigahertz processor, but it is a single core. The rest of PlayBook’s specs are just as impressive, it includes: a 7 inch LCD capacitive touch screen with full multi-touch and gesture support at 1024 by 600 resolution, running BB Tablet OS, supporting both HTML5 and Adobe Flash, a full Gigabyte of RAM, 16 or 32 Gigabyte internal storage, high definition front and back facing cameras, Wi-Fi, and Blue tooth. the previously mention BlackBerry Tablet OS was specifically designed for the …

>The best of upcoming tablets (BlackBerry PlayBook preview) – CyberEye

> This is an UPDATE on an upcoming BlackBerry’s tablet dubbed PlayBook. It is not only an iPad killer, but the most powerful tablet computing device to date. *Good thing they did not go with BlackPad. Exact Transcript: Greetings! Since many new tablets have been announced this year, I got multiple requests to do a rundown for the ones that are worth looking forward to. And now, that BlackBerry PlayBook has been recently revealed to be much more than a rumor, prepare to be UPDATED. Lets start with what seems like the most promising tablet and the biggest competition for the iPad. At this time the BlackBerry PlayBook appears to be the most impressive tablet computing device, and as it has been classified it is the first “professional" tablet. One noteworthy feature that you should know from the start is that the device utilizes a Cortex A9 DUEL-CORE processor clocked at 1 Gigahertz, and compared to current competition it is the most powerful tablet. It should be mentioned that the iPad has a 1 Gigahertz processor, but it is a single core. The rest of PlayBook’s specs are just as impressive, it includes: a 7 inch LCD capacitive touch screen with full multi-touch and gesture support at 1024 by 600 resolution, running BB Tablet OS, supporting both HTML5 and Adobe Flash, a full Gigabyte of RAM, 16 or 32 Gigabyte internal storage, high definition front and back facing cameras, Wi-Fi, and Blue tooth. the previously mention BlackBerry Tablet OS was specifically designed for the …

>BlackBerry PlayBook and iPad Comparison: Web Fidelity

> Video demonstration comparing BlackBerry PlayBook and iPad tablets in terms of browser speed, Adobe Flash support and HTML5 performance.

>BlackBerry PlayBook and iPad Comparison: Web Fidelity

> Video demonstration comparing BlackBerry PlayBook and iPad tablets in terms of browser speed, Adobe Flash support and HTML5 performance.