I have a Mac, and as Yves stated, it detects it as a Network drive. When I first connected it, a popup saying that came up. It also doesn't show up in my Device list. I can, however, still access the files to drag and drop music and movies easily onto my PB.
PlayBook appears as a network share rather than a traditionally mounted USB device. For starters, it lets you get around whole eject-to-remove silliness. Pull a USB mass storage device without first ejecting it under OS X/Windows and you'll get a stern warning about potential data loss. Network shares don't suffer the same fate. Unplug the PlayBook whenever you want and your Mac/PC won't complain.
PlayBook appears as a network share rather than a traditionally mounted USB device. For starters, it lets you get around whole eject-to-remove silliness. Pull a USB mass storage device without first ejecting it under OS X/Windows and you'll get a stern warning about potential data loss. Network shares don't suffer the same fate. Unplug the PlayBook whenever you want and your Mac/PC won't complain.
Since you seem to know your "network" share stuff - maybe you can answer another question I posted. Apparently I'm (not me alone, I guess) am NOT allowed to drag/drop files to the root folder on the PB. Can do so for the subfolders that are already there. Thanks.