“The first professional-grad tablet”, has now been unveiled by the business man’s favorite, Research in Motion. The PlayBook is touted to become the next leading device on the still fledgling slate market, driven by the BlackBerry Tablet OS, a system that is built upon the QNX Neutrino architecture, which has been field hardened for years in plane, train or medical equipment. On board of the 9.7mm thick, which is around 3mm thinner as the iPad, tablet is a 7-inch, capacitive, full multi-touch display, a Cortex A9 dual-core at 1Ghz, 1GB RAM, two HD cameras, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n, e-book applications, full document editing, true multitasking, 1080p HDMI video including the fitting ports, advanced security features, which might mean inconveniences for some secret agencies, and a lot more for a peerless mobile browsing experience.