
by MisterTickle
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If you just want a simple opinion, I suggest you don’t buy the Playbook. Research in Motion does not specialize in internet tablets. They mainly make phones for business people. However, you can’t exactly underestimate the PlayBook either. I’ve played around with the Playbook quite a bit and noticed some strengths and weaknesses.
To start off with, the Playbook has a seven inch screen with a 5 megapixel camera. It runs on the Blackberry operating system and it uses an Li-ion battery. It has an integrated wireless N with blue tooth option. This model has an internal memory of 16 GB.
I chose the 16 GB mainly because I feel any capacity larger than this would be a waste. I personally do not listen to a lot of songs or watch a lot of videos so 16 GB of space is more than enough. I can put enough applications on the Playbook, some videos, some songs, and still have space left over. I really don’t feel that
it is necessary to get any other storage capacity. In the box, I found a user manual, which is pretty simple to follow. It comes with a wall charging adapter, software, and data cable. This is about it. The wall adapter is mainly for charging the Playbook. The data cable is for transferring files between the tablet and my computer.
To start off with, the Playbook has some strengths. For starters, the battery life is great. I managed to get eight hours out of the battery life. On an average charge, I can use the Playbook for about seven to eight hours before having to charge it up again. I find that it is possible to go three or four days on a single charge, but that is only if you don’t use the Playbook too often. That is just one of the strengths. The best thing I like about the Playbook is the email feature. Like the Blackberry, I can check if I have any new ...