Ipad2 from apple corp. and Blackberry playbook from Rim corp., Both of two gadget is known as a good gadget by the hugest manufacturer. But which one the collest gadget? Today we want to compare about these gadget. in feature and function of both gadgets.
| BlackBerry Playbook | Apple iPad 2 | |
| Manufacturer | RIM | Apple Inc. |
| Operating System | QNX based OS | iOS 4.3 |
| Processor | 1 GHz Dual Core | A5 Dual Core |
| RAM | 1GB | 512 MB (confirmed) |
| Memory | 16 GB, 32 GB, 64GB | 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB |
| Screen size | 7-inch | 9.7-inch |
| Dimensions | 5.1 inches tall, 7.6 inches wide, and 0.4 inch thick | 9.5 tall, 7.31 inches wide and 0.34 inch thick |
| Multitasking | Yes | Yes |
| Camera | Two cameras, front and rear | Two cameras, front and rear |
| Video Recording | Yes, 1080p | Yes, 720p |
| WiFi and 3G | Yes | Yes |
| Flash Support | Yes | No |
| microSD Card Slot | No | No |
If there’s any aspect in which the BlackBerry Playbook is better than the iPad 2, it has to be the RAM. Imagine multi-tasking pleasure on a tablet that has 1 gigabytes of RAM. On the other hand, Apple avoided telling us about the RAM on the iPad 2, so its being said that it retains the 256 MB RAM of the previous iPad. Then, the BlackBerry Playbook has USB port while the iPad 2 doesn’t. Other than that, BlackBerry Playbook comes with Flash support, whereas the iPad 2 does not support Flash.
Additionally, I’d have to say I actually prefer the PlayBook UI to both iOS 4.2.x and Android Honeycomb — it has this really slick, high-performance feel about the whole thing that’s difficult for me to quantify. You really have to experience it to believe it.
Much of this I think can be attributed to QNX'S breeding as a Real Time OS with a highly-efficient microkernel that runs extremely fast on the metal, with nearly 30 years of development behind the OS core itself.
While I think RIM may have gambled a great deal on QNX versus going with an established mobile OS with a large developer ecosystem such as Google’s Android, I certainly understand their choices. QNX is a thoroughbred, built for high performance and reliability, which has proven itself in the field with extremely demanding applications since 1982. Yep, you got that right — QNX has been around even longer than Linux.
In terms of raw OS performance, I believe iOS 4.x and Android 3 have met their match, and then some with PlayBook’s implementation of QNX.
However, the iPad 2 is impressive. Considering the extremely unbelieveable dimensions of the tablet itself, it is amazing to wonder how Apple managed to fit in all that it has in the iPad 2.
Conclusion : The BlackBerry Playbook pitched head to head against the Apple iPad 2.
There’s no doubt that the PlayBook is one very smart device. It’s light, very well constructed, with a solid and well-engineered feel to it. It’s extremely fast — and I’d even say it’s considerably faster than the current generation iPad and even the Motorola XOOM. And at seven inches, it fits quite nicely in a jacket pocket or a ladies’ small pocketbook — something that the iPad can’t do.
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