BlackBerry smartphone manufacturer, Research In Motion (RIM) to enter the market
tabletPC touch screen will probably really in realized,
‘BlackPad’ is the name that will be used for product tabletPC RIM touchscreen.
BlackPad is the name that will be provided by RIM for the PC that will soon release Tablets. PC Tablets BlackPad, will be the main competitor
Apple iPad.
- Blackpad Blackberry
BlackPad is similar to the Notebook tabletPC Aplle dengn output 9.7-inch screen with a black bandage, The price will also be pegged at the same range as Apple’s Notebook starts at $ 499.
According to an analyst and managing director of Rodman & Renshaw Ashok Kumar, RIM is targeting the end of this year will release a BlackBerry tablet that uses a 1GHz processor capacity. Tablets of 9.7-inch touch screen will be supported by the processor from Marvell.
Marvell, which supplies the main processor for the BlackBerry Bold 9700, will also supply the silicon on the tablet that will be used for 3G connections. According to Kumar, one of the chips that will be used by the BlackBerry tablet is a Marvell 610 which has a capacity of 1GHz.
- Blackberry BlackPad
BlackPadbeen pinned on the Wi-Fi connectivity and Bluetooth in it, of course, users will be able to enjoy our services via their BlackBerry, which is different from the iPad iPad Apple prohibits users accessing data services through iPhone 3G.
This processor is intended for tablet devices, mobile Internet, and e-Reeder. The chip is also capable of displaying images high definition (HD) 1080p, Traffic dual 16-megapixel camera, and support for graphical three-dimensional (3D). As for RIM declined to comment on the analysis of Kumar.
It is not certain when the official release of this BlackPad. But certainly, PC Tablets BlackPad of RIM’s wait is worth its action in the market, whether it is able to rival the Apple iPad who has previously achieved success in various countries.
BlackPad can be will be a rival that needs to be calculated by considering the success of Apple’s current Blackberry BlackPadenough to guarantee success when launched later.
