The Blackberry PlayBook has been dogged by claims that it will be reliant on a Blackberry to really play but RIM has now denied that a need to sync with a mobile to get email, calendars and memos will make the tablet troublesome. In an interview with Forbes, Ryan Bidan, RIM’s senior product manager in charge of the PlayBook, says: “On its own the Blackberry PlayBook is a great standalone tablet. This is not a device that is reliant on a Blackberry.” Phew! But while we’ve got our Blackberry PlayBook hands on ready for you to read we’ll reserve judgement until our Blackberry PlayBook review. Click the headline to reach the comments and let us know what you think of the Blackberry PlayBook.
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