Chen said he was looking at other equipment manufacturers to see what tablets they're working on, and talking to people internally. He wants to make sure that a BlackBerry tablet would stand out with an innovative design or new technology.
"I want it to be different. I want it to be iconic," Chen said. "Bringing a tablet out for a tablet's sake, it's not the right thing to do."
Chen didn't appear to be fazed by the unhappy history of BlackBerry's original tablet.
"We could always call it a PlayBook 2," he quipped.
"I want it to be different. I want it to be iconic," Chen said. "Bringing a tablet out for a tablet's sake, it's not the right thing to do."
Chen didn't appear to be fazed by the unhappy history of BlackBerry's original tablet.
"We could always call it a PlayBook 2," he quipped.
We'll just have to wait and see whether the folks in Waterloo decide to turn on support to the PlayBook again until this second generation PlayBook style tablet comes to fruition.
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