RIM unveils the 4G LTE BlackBerry PlayBook, to hit Canada first
A new BlackBerry PlayBook has become official with some upgraded specs in tow.
Design-wise, RIM's slate looks the same and is running on the same Playbook OS as usual. It does, however, add LTE connectivity, a new dual-core processor clocked at 1.5 GHz (previously 1GHz). The first country to get the 4G PlayBook will be Canada through Bell, Rogers and TELUS on August 9.
After Canada additional variants of the updated PlayBook will hit US, Europe, South Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean.
The LTE-enabled BlackBerry Playbook will only be available in a 32GB variety. Despite the specs bump, we really don't get why RIM is still fixated on continuing with the Playbook fiasco.
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- thando gqirana
- 12 Aug 2012
- 9DM
the ones who keeps complaining about RIM, - forgetting about most responsive qwerty keyboard, - anyone who dislike BBM, has never used one (take any advantage of BBM), - touch screen device? android or apple?
- Alex2006
- 06 Aug 2012
- 32P
Why on earth I have to pair a Blackberry phone or a desktop/laptop to use a tablet? I am talking about native Asian language input methods on Playbook itself. I know I can view those characters on a PB but there is NO native Asian language input meth...
- Anonymous
- 05 Aug 2012
- 3Ax
i have a playbook and the apps are sorely lacking
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