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17 May 2024
Great item. Sure am glad I bought it!
Great item. Sure am glad I bought it!
17 May 2024
So glad I found this album. Nobody has it on streaming due to licencesing issues with the band and it's label at that time.
So glad I found this album. Nobody has it on streaming due to licencesing issues with the band and it's label at that time.
02 September 2011
a tool and assistant, not just a toy.
33 of 34 found this helpful the playbook is simply awesome. its fast and nothing seems to slow it down. i like how it integrates with my blackberry handset and the screen resolution is jaw dropingly good. For a 1st edition unit it shows just how good of a job RIM can do. Anyone remember the 1st edition ipad? full of snags, lags, and battery issues. it took apple about a year to iron them all out. Droid? its 3 almost 4 years old and its still buggy. anyone who wants something serious and not just a toy should look into the playbook, and remember look at what it is and not what professional babies complain it to not be or have. one more winning point: anyone wanna lay in bed and try to read an ebook with the ipad's giant, overly bright, cartoonish looking screen? might be sharp i will admit but it strains your eyes over time. the playbooks screen intensity can be lowered to an almost kindle brightness level so you can read without strain. its also light enough to not kill your arms (tho so is the ipad) *this review written using a playbook.