RIM, maker of the popular BlackBerry smartphone, could leave his playbook due to stiff competition with the iPhone. And is not the first time a competitor of iPhone from Apple is sinking ...
Little has lasted confidence in playbook by their creators. Mike Abramsky, director of RBC Capital Markets, said in a statement that production would PlayBook to an end and that only the tablet version of RIM's WiFi would be available for research. Apparently, the mediocre sales of the device precipitate their demise.
Being born under the shadow of the iPhone, without a competitive price and with a minimal amount of applications (in the App Store more than 100,000) would have ended up sinking the tablet RIM.
Did not they say that the playbook was an "iPhone-killer"?
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Via | iPhone Insight
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