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BlackBerry tablet to have 1GHz processor, dual cameras?

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 12 Jul 2010 12:55 User comments (6)

BlackBerry tablet to have 1GHz processor, dual cameras? According to a new research note from Rodman and Renshaw analyst Ashok Kumar, the rumored RIM tablet may have a 7-inch screen, a 1GHz processor and dual cameras, allowing for picture taking and video conferencing.
The tablet will also have a 3G chip from Marvell, meaning you will not need a tethered BlackBerry to access cell networks.

Kumar's note says the Armada 618 is the leading candidate for the processor, meaning 1080p video will be supported as well as hardware acceleration.

While the still unconfirmed tablet had a rumored "early" 2011 launch, Kumar says the company wants it out for Christmas this year.

RIM has still not committed to the tablet, but has said such devices are a great bridge between a smartphone and a computer.

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6 user comments

112.7.2010 01:03

RARW Dual cameras. Whats next two UMD slots.

212.7.2010 02:05
plastik55
Unverified new user

Who cares!? I ditched BB months ago for android phone so why would anyone buy a BB os tablet? You know how many times my BB phone crashed? Everyday! BB can't make a fair os even with the updates they come out with. Ill wait for an android base tablet.

312.7.2010 05:49

Originally posted by plastik55:
Who cares!? I ditched BB months ago for android phone so why would anyone buy a BB os tablet? You know how many times my BB phone crashed? Everyday! BB can't make a fair os even with the updates they come out with. Ill wait for an android base tablet.
And ill be waiting for a Win7 one.

412.7.2010 15:36

I already have a evo that combine both

512.7.2010 16:08

Asia already uses the dual camera feature. They've had that technology for many years now on most of their cell phones.

612.7.2010 16:10

i1der, edit your sig to conform to forum specs ASAP. yours is 191,075 bytes.
2. An image-only signature should be less than 50kb in size, and be at most 500 pixels wide and 200 pixels tall.

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