
09-18-2011, 12:41 PM
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I would also be interested in a 10" model. With a phone like the 9930 (which I had briefly before returning it due to call quality issues), a 7" screen is a nice upgrade for some tasks, but not all. With something like the 4.1" QNX superphone, a 7" screen just doesn't make much sense.
Read somewhere that someone had suggested making the "larger" PB the size of a sheet of paper (8.5" x 11" in the US) for a 1:1 reproduction of *.pdfs, etc., for business purposes. To me, that makes the most sense. Would also prefer to see a stylus.
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Have seen PlayBooks in many stores here in the US and only once have I seen one paired with a BB device (local BestBuy). Even then, because the BB device had not been fully activated (was a live device, not a dummy unit), it was not possible to test/demo the bridge capabilities. The BestBuy reps didn't even know what Bridge was (I had to explain it to them).
Regardless of all of the issues with RIM's marketing around this device, the relaunch of PB 2.0 (whether in the form of software, hardware, or both) ought to include staged demo packages in stores that show the device working with an activated BlackBerry device. Not providing customers with the opportunity to preview what is your clear market differentiator is incredibly foolish, IMO.
Allowing stores to put them on the same shelf as a XOOM, iPad, or whatever, without a paired phone is unbelievable to me.
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