Moving into the tablet computer market for the first time, BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) said that it will sell its PlayBook tablet for under $500 when it launches early next year ...

BOSTON — With dozens of new tablets hitting the market in 2011 , Research in Motion (RIM) faces an uphill climb with its upcoming 7-in. PlayBook tablet, which will run its BlackBerry Tablet OS ...

Research in Motion’s 7-inch BlackBerry PlayBook tablet will cost less than $500 when it becomes available in the U.S. early next year.

The Playbook is perfect for people who want an affordable tablet with solid hardware, don't want to, or can't, live in the cloud, and can get along with competent core productivity and ...

Research in Motion’s business-focused BlackBerry PlayBook tablet will retail for under $500, the company’s co-CEO Jim Balsillie revealed in an interview with Bloomberg.

D espite RIM’s best attempts to dodge pricing and availability information for its BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet, it looks like Office Depot may have spilled the beans in an internal screen shot ...

RIM's PlayBook tablet can only access corporate data or policies when tethered to (and in range of) a BlackBerry - illustrating that the company doesn't understand the tablet market and today's IT ...

RIM's updated tablet OS allows direct email and calendar access, but both tablet and OS fall behind iOS and Android devices I want to love the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and its new Version 2.0 ...

BlackBerry's PlayBook tablet, the latest device that anti iPad bandwagon have pinned their hopes on as a worthy competitor to the mighty Apple tablet PC have some more reason to cheer. The 7 inch ...

Today RIM (Research in Motion) finally introduced the world to the BlackBerry Playbook. The Playbook is a 7-inch tablet that RIM hopes will be a healthy competitor to the Apple iPad, and runs its own ...

When I first started using my BlackBerry PlayBook tablet about a month ago, I was impressed that I could get through nearly an entire day of moderate-to-heavy use–non-stop e-mail and messaging ...

During my time at 1105 Government Information Group, the device that has come to define my beat has been the BlackBerry PlayBook. It is perfectly situated for a government technology news writer ...