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  1. Ted Todorov

    RIM introduces it's tablet.. the PlayBook

    That sure explains a lot. And it would have been nice if RIM told the truth instead of coming up with a bunch of cockamamie excuses for not having mail. Or better: Waiting until they had the multiple device feature implemented in BES and fixed some other stuff in the process and *then*...
  2. Ted Todorov

    RIM introduces it's tablet.. the PlayBook

    If I was RIM, I'd be writing my last will and testament right now. If the most sclerotic bureaucracy of all -- the Feds are starting to give the BlackBerry the heave-ho RIM is in for a world of pain.
  3. Ted Todorov

    RIM introduces it's tablet.. the PlayBook

    Quote: Thanks - I was seeing the pencil as a paper clip and thinking attachments button... Back on topic, yeah, RIM is a badly managed company. To have that crucial tethering feature there rest on nothing more than hope of carrier acceptance is just insane.
  4. Ted Todorov

    RIM introduces it's tablet.. the PlayBook

    The word is "would", obviously... where the heck is the "Edit post" button?
  5. Ted Todorov

    RIM introduces it's tablet.. the PlayBook

    ROTFLMAO -- I always suspect the Playbook would be D.O.A., but this level of not being prepared for the obvious I didn't expect even from RIM. Guess I was naive.
  6. Ted Todorov

    RIM introduces it's tablet.. the PlayBook

    Yes, so long as they have unlimited data and fat enough pipe to stream without hiccups. And even then I seriously doubt quality can approach that of locally loaded video files. And too bad if they want to watch something on the subway or airplane. So far as Flash, the iPad plays Flash...
  7. Ted Todorov

    RIM introduces it's tablet.. the PlayBook

    Has RIM demoed the Netflix/Hulu apps -- how do we know when they'll exist? Unless I missed the news (not difficult, I'm not paying attention) even Android doesn't have them. So far as the other formats IIRC VLC* on the iPad plays a bunch of them. Haven't tried myself, life's way too short...
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