¿Sera esta vez la lucha mas igualada que en anteriores ocasiones? ya lo veremos la llegada de cada vez mas tablets hara la competencia dificil al que hoy por ho es el numero 1
Research In Motion unveiled a tablet computer on Monday that it hopes will leapfrog Apple’s iPad, using its annual developers’ conference to highlight the device’s potential for gaming, media publishing and corporate use.
RIM expects to ship the device to corporate customers and developers in October. It will become commercially available early in 2011.
Shares of RIM [RIMM 48.36
-0.51 (-1.04%), which closed at $48.36 in regular New York trade, gained about 2 percent in extended trading.
-0.51 (-1.04%), which closed at $48.36 in regular New York trade, gained about 2 percent in extended trading.The company also said Monday it has yet to set an exact price but that it will fall in the lower range of prices for consumer tablets already in the suddenly congested market.
Asked if later versions will connect to advanced 4G networks now under development, RIM co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie told Reuters: «That’s not a question we’re answering today, but it’s not a hard one to guess at.»
The PlayBook weighs 400 grams (14 ounces) and is half the size of Apple’s [AAPL 291.164
-1.156 (-0.4%) iPad. It will launch with a dual-core, one gigahertz processor running a QNX kernel and operating system that can incorporate BlackBerry OS 6, which RIM introduced in its Torch smartphone in August.
-1.156 (-0.4%) iPad. It will launch with a dual-core, one gigahertz processor running a QNX kernel and operating system that can incorporate BlackBerry OS 6, which RIM introduced in its Torch smartphone in August.The tablet will also work as a standalone device. RIM co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie said its goal is to present the full Web experience of a computer, including the ability to display Flash, Adobe’s [ADBE 26.88
0.0025 (+0.01%)format for video and interactive material on the Web.
0.0025 (+0.01%)format for video and interactive material on the Web.Fuente CNBC
