I know many of you are eager to see more of the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ in action. I’m excited to share the above video with you that we filmed with Matthew from the web browser group here at RIM, which demonstrates how the web browsing experience is coming together on the PlayBook.

On the video, Matthew quickly runs through a series of comparison tests with a PlayBook and iPad (running iOS 3.2.2), which demonstrate three things: the speed of the PlayBook Browser, its support for rich Adobe® Flash® content, and the performance of open web standards like HTML 5 on the PlayBook. Post a comment and let us know what you think!

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It’s been an exciting week for the BlackBerry PlayBook and our sister site the Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog. Not only did RIM Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis demo BlackBerry PlayBook apps during the Adobe MAX 2010 keynote, but he also announced a BlackBerry PlayBook giveaway for developers! The BlackBerry PlayBook SDK for Adobe AIR was also released in beta, allowing eager developers to get started building great BlackBerry PlayBook apps. Make sure to watch the video above to see BlackBerry PlayBook apps in action and click on the links below for the rest of the news from Adobe MAX 2010.

BlackBerry PlayBook Developer Promotion Information
BlackBerry PlayBook Demo Highlights from Adobe MAX
BlackBerry PlayBook SDK: Adobe AIR Development
BlackBerry at Adobe Max 2010

Today Research In Motion® (RIM) introduced the new professional-grade BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet and BlackBerry® Tablet OS – check out the above video for more details on the new BlackBerry PlayBook!

Stay tuned for future posts on the Inside BlackBerry blog family about BlackBerry PlayBook. In the meantime, read the press release here!