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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Excellente finition
OS multitâche agréable
Accélération matérielle de Flash
Poids et dimensions confortables
Rapide et puissante
Port HDMI
Gestion avancée du multitâche et de la sécurité
Flash 10.2 intégré au navigateur qui procure une expérience de surf similaire à un ordinateur de bureau
Ecran lumineux
Design
Navigation intuitive au geste
Puissance et vélocité
Nombreux formats multimédias supportés
Un écran au petits oignons
Design et finitions au top
Grande compacité et portabilité
BlackBerry OS Tablet 2.0 en rupture et hyper véloce
Autonomie satisfaisante / Des mails
Navigation web complète / section sonore claire et dynamique
Construction
Tablette solide
Cadre tactile
Taille de l'écran
Tablette de taille réduite
BlackBerry Bridge
Aucun autre écosystème n'est aussi fortement lié
Système vraiment multitâche et globalement bien pensé
Bonne autonomie
Finition au top
OS stable et rapide
Format réellement pratique
Prise en charge du Flash
Excellent support logiciel
Symbiose téléphone/tablette
Performante
Blackberry Bridge
Lit du Flash
BlackBerry Tablet OS
Multitâches
Vélocité et réactivité
Fluidité Internet
Design épuré
Lecture vidéo 1080p
Taille pratique
Boîtier stable
Couleurs lumineuses / bon contraste
Ecran TFT assez lumineux pour dehors
Sortie HDMI
Longue autonomie
Concept d'utilisation
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Blackberry obligatoire pour les mails
App World encore pauvre en applications
Pas de slot SD
Pas de lecture des MKV
L’écran de 7 pouces réduit l’expérience de navigation
Le bouton de verrouillage est presque impossible à presser
Quelques très bonnes fonctionnalités sont accessibles seulement quand la tablette est jumelée à un smartphone BlackBerry
One of the things we love about the BlackBerry PlayBook is the fact that it's among the smaller tablets, with the 7-inch screen making it portable enough to take wherever you go. The compact screen also leads to a light weight, with the 425g body easily light enough to hold comfortably in one hand for long periods of time. Despite having a compact screen, the BlackBerry PlayBook goes one better t
The biggest problem with the BlackBerry PlayBook is a lack of apps. The Apple iPad 2, RIM's biggest rival, features loads of apps specifically designed for the tablet form factor, and the PlayBook really struggles to compete without them.
The BlackBerry PlayBook is a neat, compact and capable tablet. We like it, but sadly that isn't enough, as the lack of apps severely lets it down. Without apps, you'll often find yourself wondering what to do with this tablet – a problem you'd never ha...
Excellent multitasking, intuitive, vibrant screen, it's also small enough to fit easily into your average bag
There's a lack of apps at BlackBerry App World compared with the likes of Apple and Android's app stores. The WiFionly net connection may deter some
RIM's first foray into the tablet world has produced a device that is great to use, has innovative navigating controls, a crisp and vibrant screen, and amazingly smooth performance. Once more apps appear, it will shine even more...
What the PlayBook can do, it does very well. We thought this would be the dry middle-aged tablet, but we’ve been impressed by how well it’s been able to handle video, music (through the great 7Digital music store) and the internet browsing experience.B...
Speedy multitasking, Excellent Flash video playback in the browser, Smooth, intuitive user interface, Welldesigned music store
Must be connected to a BlackBerry phone for many key features to work, Video calling only works between PlayBooks, Fewer available apps than on competing platforms
The 7-inch BlackBerry PlayBook tablet has much going for it, including speedy multitasking capability and a zippy, fresh operating system. But we still can't recommend it, unless you're a confirmed CrackBerry addict....
Publié: 2011-05-16, Auteur: What , review by: whatmobile.net
Extrait: The tablet war is definitely hotting up now, and it isn’t just a case of choosing a tablet that looks nice.€RIM, maker of the BlackBerry, is the latest company wanting a slice of Apple’s pie with its 7-inch screen pad, the PlayBook.It€s a handsome piece o...
The operating system is deeply attractive and easy to use – arguably better than Android though in need of more apps, of course. RIM’s main customers are business users and some may find it too frivolous to be worthwhile. But if you want a tablet that...
Publié: 2011-05-12, Auteur: Jonathan , review by: channelpro.co.uk
Extrait: This superb tablet won’t be for everyone, but if the UK price is right, RIM could well be onto a winner With all the fuss surrounding the launch of the iPad 2 and Android 3-based tablets of late, you’d be forgiven for thinking there were no other platf...
No apps, currently no email, no calendar, no contacts
Ultimately, it’s early days for the PlayBook, if RIM can live up to their promises this is one tablet that could be the main set for businesses everywhere...
RIM has done a good job of designing a tablet aimed at a very particular type of business user, specifically its existing, security-conscious Blackberry smartphone owning customers.Businesses with an existing BlackBerry IT policy, rather than one that ...
