The RIM BlackBerry PlayBook Lacks Basic Features
The BlackBerry PlayBook device is already available in stores like BestBuy, Staples and other chains in the U.S. and Canada for $ 499, $599 and $699 with of 16, 32 or 64 GB of storage.
Before departure to the sale of the product some media have tried it and launched their opinions. While the PlayBook has been praised for its speed, build quality and interface with real multitasking, also have been many criticisms against him for not having a native email, contacts and calendar, as well as the short duration of battery.
The tablet has also been attacked for not having 3G (currently only sells the WiFi model). As has secured Rim, the team will have 3G and 4G versions from this summer associated with data contracts with Sprint and other operators.
The first reviews on the first tablet of Research In Motion , the BlackBerry company responsible for that triumph worldwide. Apparently the new gadgetis not doing not well.
Wired magazine reported that there is no support for email, contacts and messaging service . The only way to enjoy basic application is throuch BlackBerry Bridge. The company has been quick to announce that release an update to avoid this cumbersome method. But by then there will not be able to avoid the barrage of criticism that has rained from various media.
According to The New York Times “RIM has launched a Blackberry product that does not have e-mail. Must be skating season in hell” noting that the RIM listing on the Stock Exchange has fallen. “I got the strong impression RIM is scrambling to get the product to market… “said Walt Mossbert from The Wall Street Journal. It has even been to criticize the inefficiency of the power button, “small and difficult to use” as Engadget points from USA.
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