RIM: BlackBerry Playbook will Succeed!

Parties Research in Motion (RIM) believes, the BlackBerry Playbook will be successful in the market, although RIM is rumored to lose Rp 4.3 trillion due to the Playbook.

"Playbook with all that exists has an excellent operating system with additions to the next generation of a smartphone," said Managing Director of East Asian Rim, Gregory Wade, when talking with Tekno Compass in Singapore, in Asia Devocn BlackBerry 2011 some time ago .

In the future, said Gregory, RIM began to push the importance of the Playbook for the corporation. Gregory also believes the tablet computer market itself is growing rapidly both in Indonesia and globally.

"This is a good example of success and we believe our platform is very good so that it can enhance the success of RIM," he said. Separately, Vice President of South Asian Rim, Hastings Singh said, the Playbook is an important product for RIM.

Vendors from Canada, North America's center of focus to develop a tablet computer. Some things that can be viewed as the development of the Playbook, Hastings said, is the use Playbook OS 2.0 soon to be released in February 2012.

"In addition, we also work closely with application developers to create more content Playbook," he added. In addition, Hastings said, RIM has launched BlackBerry 10 that will become the next generation platform for tablet computers.

BlackBerry Sales Playbook reportedly not as successful commercially selling the BlackBerry smartphone. RIM reportedly lost 485 million U.S. dollars or about Rp 4.3 trillion. That's because, the number of BlackBerry Playbook produced far more than it sold.

Thus, RIM's first tablet stock piling. Since its initial launch, sales Playbook is limping along. The price was kept down from 500 dollars up to now dare to offer sellers Playbook for 200 U.S. dollars.