Now Purchase A Cheap BlackBerry PlayBook Direct From RIM
If you’ve been struggling to find stock of the hugely discounted BlackBerry PlayBook from various outlets, that we mentioned several days ago, see here. Then struggle no more. RIM has decided to offer up the PlayBook on their site at these same prices. So just head over here and get ordering away. Each capacity has a whopping $300 saving, so, the 16GB can be had for just $199, the 32GB for as little as $299 and the massive 64GB for only $399 – what are you waiting for, the sale ends 12/3/2011. Features 5.1” x 7.6” x 0.4” (130mm x 194mm x 10mm) 0.9 lbs 7” 1024 x 600 WSVGA…
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Relight My FIRE………………The Amazon Tablet Blazes In
What a deal, no seriously what a helluva deal $199 for a color tablet, is good value to anyone but one that has the options that the new Amazon Tablet, Fire has is nothing short of outstanding. With the iPad 2 starting at $200 more, that means you can buy two Amazon tablets for the price of one iPad 2 – or of course, save yourself $200 and stick with the Fire. Whichever way you look at it, Amazon are going to clean up on the lower market whereas we know Apple are and have been cleaning up on the high end market for some time now – but for…
Motorola Xoom Tablet Due In Stores February 17, 2011
We can’t wait to get our hands on Motorola’s 7 inch tablet, many rumors have circulated about the timing for release of the Xoom. Motorola themselves have now confirmed that the tablet during the second half of 2011 although many analysys are giving a prediction date of February 17. A Wi-Fi only Xoom is also on the cards. Motorola had demonstrated the Xoom at CES using a live version of Android 3.0 but by playing pre-recorded videos showing features rather than controlling the tablet.
