RIM offers BlackBerry developers free playbook Tablet PC

If developers write BlackBerry apps for rim platforms, RIM will provide them with a free playbook tablet. RIM's partner, Mike Lazaridis, presented the tablet at 2010http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/9084.html's >adobe Max Convention, It uses the Adobe Company's air software.

In Lazaridis's words, this computer will change the game mode, it provides the Apple ipad does not have the multitasking function, and the use of flash technology, in the open side of the platform is also superior to the ipad.

In addition, all participants will receive a Motorola DROID2 mobile phone on the same day and Motorola welcomes developers willing to program for the platform. Christy Wyatt, vice director of software applications and ecosystems at the company, says many people know that the company has undergone changes in the past few years, Motorola is the first company to use Flash10.1 and is working closely with Adobe.

At the same time, Google has said it will give all participants a Google TV-related hardware produced by Logitech as an incentive for the company's platform development Program.