It's no secret that the BlackBerry Playbook is getting rave reviews.
It's geared towards business use, but most smart device lovers are concerned about whether the BlackBerry PlayBook will be anything more than a business toy.
Consumers want the best of both worlds in one smart tablet device.
Fortunately, RIM has recognized this demand, and they have set their sights on building a tablet product that would wrap business and pleasure into a singular device.
The BlackBerry PlayBook by RIM is the product that accomplishes this.
The BlackBerry PlayBook is great because owners of the product can connect to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) right out of the box.
What this translates into is an instant connection for users to access client server business email.
This PlayBook isn't limited to business email, however, because web based client email is also available.
Employees that utilize the BlackBerry PlayBook are able to view their calendars in corporate emails that are on Microsoft Exchange servers and Hosted Exchange Email servers.
This gives owners of this device the luxury of switching back and forth for both business and recreational use.
The tablet device is ultra-thin, and this is what consumers are looking for.
Everyone wants their portable devices to be light and easy to carry.
The screen is the biggest screen for any BlackBerry device, but this is not the only new thing about the BlackBerry design.
The operating system that is used is also different from the current BlackBerry systems of previous years.
The QNX is a Unix-based operating system that is new to BlackBerry owners.
The BlackBerry PlayBook also supports flash, and this will add a new dimension to the BlackBerry PlayBook Email.
Users will be able to utilize flash-based web email services for their email needs.
Some email clients are completely flashed based.
These users of the BlackBerry PlayBook will be able to utilize apps with motion visuals as a result of this flash technology.
BlackBerry PlayBook Email and business email are essentials that consumers demand.
There is still room, however, for perks.
Users will have fun utilizing the apps that are associated with Adobe AIR.
There are also flash based games that can be played along with apps for the management of documents.
These applications have been promoted as apps that are easy to use.
Most of the functionality serves a dual purpose.
The operating system supports functions that are essential to work, but there are also many applications that enhance daily recreational use as well.