Blackberry Playbook Review – Get More Options

How can you decide which tablet is right for you? With the help of our Blackberry Playbook review, we can help you figure out what features you need and what things you may be able to do without.

For those of you looking for a smaller tablet that is going to give you great access on the go but without taking up too much space; you’ll love the 7 inch display. Of course, HD is always nice to have and this tablet boasts 1080p HD as well. Weighing in at less than a pound, you will barely notice this device when you carry it around. Add a touch screen to the mix and you’re going to have amazingly simple and easy access to the things you enjoy most.

If you have a Blackberry, you’ll enjoy the fact that this tablet can wirelessly connect to your phone; giving you easy access to your email, calendar, address book, task list and much more. With Flash Player 10.1, Adobe AIR and HTML 5; you’re able to access the internet much like the way you do on your laptop or desktop. This is what makes this tablet a step above the rest.

With BlackBerry App World, you are going to have instant access to an abundance of apps that give you even more options. You have games like Tetris, and an eReader from Kobo preinstalled to give you a little feel for what your new tablet can offer. Can you imagine games in 3D? This tablet can offer that and more. Movies look amazing in 3D and they can be in the palm of your hand. How cool is that!

If you’re the kind of person that requires multitasking, like many of us do; then you’re going to enjoy what this Blackberry Playbook has to offer. You can have multiple apps open at once, as well as documents (for example) and can switch from one thing to the next. Many tablets promise this but simply cannot offer because of the slow processors. Another thing you’re going to love about this tablet is the 1080p HD video chatting. The cameras on this tablet are a sweet surprise compared to other tablets on the market.

I can’t leave out the downsides to this Blackberry Playbook. Many customers do not like the fact that this tablet is not compatible with Bluetooth audio. If this sounds like you; you may want to look into a different tablet. The app store is also a bit low, but this is something that’s normal with any new device. More apps are on the way. Lastly, the power button is really tough to turn on and off. While this doesn’t seem like a big deal, it’s a bit frustrating that the manufacturer didn’t think about this simple feature causing problems.

If you could use more storage space, you may want to go with the 32GB option. Or the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer TF101-A1, as this is a very popular option for many tablet users.