RIM Wins with this Playbook! ....

from "The Street" ... another very positive article .. this one from "The Street" very positive article on Playbook 2.0


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=playbook%202.0&source=web&cd=2&ve d=0CDQQqQIwAQ&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thestreet.com%2 Fstory%2F11439670%2F1%2Frim-wins-with-this-playbook-20.html&ei=4CNTT4eLFcj3mAXhxtyLCg&usg=AFQjCNFxIxz7 wewQM7q52cZKqGpu3Yw4CA

RIM Wins With This PlayBook 2.0
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thanks! ....

I guess google's url masking makes it have long url's. I open it in a second tab to avoid 120 or longer character url's. I love my playbook!

Playbook 2.0 is addictive!!! enough said!

If you are familiar with 'The Street' and Jim Cramer and CNBC's 'Mad Money', and their distaste for all things RIM, you will know that this review is the equivelent of an over the top endorsement from a fanboy site.

Originally Posted by W Hoa

If you are familiar with 'The Street' and Jim Cramer and CNBC's 'Mad Money', and their distaste for all things RIM, you will know that this review is the equivelent of an over the top endorsement from a fanboy site.

I don't think it is.

I find Jonathan blum's writing style a bit like a "spoiled brat" swinging from negative to positive multiple times in article. I will give him credit that he has several positive articles on original pb, new pb 2.0, and OS7 phones.

That's a ringing endorsement from an investment-media powerhouse that's been negative on RIM for years. This is a clear win.

wow buddy must really hate RIM/BBs, i can feel it oozing from the screen LOL. But the best reviews are always reviews done by skeptics so im putting this in the WIN collum for RIM.

Originally Posted by W Hoa

If you are familiar with 'The Street' and Jim Cramer and CNBC's 'Mad Money', and their distaste for all things RIM, you will know that this review is the equivelent of an over the top endorsement from a fanboy site.

I agree, without doubt!! ....

The news is getting better.

The news in that article isnt really good, but it isnt "bad" either. In general though, it is extremely poorly written

Where the is this story repeated through those ohsoobjective media sources? Where is the story being repeated about the store chain where PlayBook is the top seller? Where is the story being repeated where ipad is out of the running for Air Force contract?

Only negative stories get repeated.

I'll net a dollar Cnet has the story about the fiction about RIM losing ability to sell their network service...posted by tomorrow.

Nothing but negative being repeated without limit.