- I'd say that it depends on the price. If you have a 9930 you must be on something other than ATT so the Bridge may not be a big deal for you but for me it is AWESOME! Anything under $200 should be a must buy. At worst it is a REALLY AWESOME ACCESSORY.06-23-12 04:33 PMLike 4
- It all depends on your use. If you use it as a business tool and don't need all of the games and media-centric apps or music or videos, a 16GB *might* be okay. But if you want to play games, store music and videos on it, only a 64GB will be viable. The 16GB PB has only 11.9GB actual usable memory available.06-23-12 04:38 PMLike 0
- I bought a 64 gig right off the bat, and I'm glad I did. It's not nearly full, but it's great to not have to worry or constantly be deleting stuff. The price now is only $100 difference...$50 for a 32gig. OTOH, I can see the 16gig Playbooks getting even cheaper as the supply dwindles and retailers just want to get rid of them. Back to school sales could be worth waiting for.06-23-12 05:10 PMLike 0
- Bought mine for something to read pdf's on, I was using an IPAQ, from day one it's in use constantly, IPAQ's only been on long enough to get my contacts and some files, the Playbook is great but if I had known how much I'd use it I would have gotten the 32g at a minimum instead of the 16g.06-23-12 06:04 PMLike 0
- If you are willing to wait for a new model... as stated in your post, I assume you will be willing to pay vanilla prices.
If so... and willing to be patient MS Surface gets released later this year. Looking pretty sweet, and shaping up to be a sparring partner to the iPad.
Two models, one released 90 days later, with 128gig, digital ink pen and more than an APP machine.
A taster, google/bing for more info.
surface - YouTube06-23-12 11:14 PMLike 0 - I love my playbook, but such a general question it all depends on what you expect from it.
PlayBook has met a day exceeded my expectations.06-23-12 11:40 PMLike 0 - Here is your answer broken down:
1. Yes you should get one and drop AT&T if they are your carrier or you can't bridge in a normal manner.
2. Buy a 64gig device bigger is better.
3. Should you wait for the new PlayBook? NO because RIM is always pushing back dates and the current PlayBook will work fine for most people.06-24-12 06:12 AMLike 0 - If you don't need:
Skype, Twitter, Netflix, Kindle viewer, Google Maps, a map client that actually works and gives you correct directions when you are stuck in Iceland, at native Dropbox, reliable PDF reader, reliable file browser, reliable web browser , usable cut copy paste from anywhere, integrat ed contacts / email across apps, organized bookmarks, reliable email / organizer, notepad,...and more. Then you should be ok.
I love my PB but I have come to fall in love with this developmentally disabled tablet. I guess that makes me non superficial?Fmar likes this.06-24-12 07:57 AMLike 1 - Pete6Retired Moderator
I was thinking about it but for me, once the MicroSoft Surface hits the market it is game over. To have the same OS/UI on a phone, tablet and PC is just too strong for me to resist. Add the fact that many app will be the same or similar, I know what I will buy next.
I love BlackBerrys but this...06-24-12 08:03 AMLike 0 - kbz1960Doesn't MatterIf you don't need:
Skype, Twitter, Netflix, Kindle viewer, Google Maps, a map client that actually works and gives you correct directions when you are stuck in Iceland, at native Dropbox, reliable PDF reader, reliable file browser, reliable web browser , usable cut copy paste from anywhere, integrat ed contacts / email across apps, organized bookmarks, reliable email / organizer, notepad,...and more. Then you should be ok.
I love my PB but I have come to fall in love with this developmentally disabled tablet. I guess that makes me non superficial?Toodeurep likes this.06-24-12 08:16 AMLike 1 - I assume which is a tricky thing to do, that bb10 will fix all but the apps and it could fix those also. I don't get your mentioning reliable file browser or web browser, files and folders is reliable and so is my web browser. Cut and paste works most everywhere for me, my email has been perfectly reliable. But don't buy what it may do buy on what it can do.06-24-12 09:00 AMLike 2
- If you don't need:
Skype, Twitter, Netflix, Kindle viewer, Google Maps, a map client that actually works and gives you correct directions when you are stuck in Iceland, at native Dropbox, reliable PDF reader, reliable file browser, reliable web browser , usable cut copy paste from anywhere, integrat ed contacts / email across apps, organized bookmarks, reliable email / organizer, notepad,...and more. Then you should be ok.
I love my PB but I have come to fall in love with this developmentally disabled tablet. I guess that makes me non superficial?Toodeurep likes this.06-24-12 11:39 AMLike 1 -
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