The rumors grew louder RIM is now planning to create a BlackBerry tablets. This device is mentioned named "BlackPad" or "Cobalt".Latest rumors say this device is smaller and thinner than iPad, and has the full capability of the BlackBerry operating system functions.
CrackBerry.com has tried to "BlackPad" this and play it. The site gives an account owned by RIM this tablet may be "more of the devices has advantages over a multimedia tablet."
BlackPad lets users watch videos, read ebooks, e-magazine as well as listening to music, and write a note or give a sign on the reminder.
Meanwhile, a statement from TheStreet.com menampikan Rensaw Rodman analyst, Ashok Kumar, who claimed that RIM decided to use the tablet compared Adroid for the BlackBerry operating system. But then chose to go to the BlackBerry OS.
"It makes the RIM OS issue delaying tablets, I think what is referred to as the tablets will be there early next year," claims Kumar.
RIM is still silent about any plans of the product tablets. Meanwhile, RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis had time to touch the tablet about last month when asked questions in Engadged. But he did not reveal whether RIM's own devices will do that.
