WOAH really?
Mine is fine.

it won't find any networks..

I played with my co-worker's Playbook briefly a few days ago. I didn't go too far in to messing around too much with it but after a 1 hour period, I quite like it, especially the size.

i downgraded back to 1.0.7. I wanted to leave it on but I couldn't watch any flash videos. just stops downloading.... i think its the wifi issue...

The size/form factor is awesome for travel. I'm on the road right now and I really like the fact that I can take it to coffee shops without it being too obtrusive.

The touchscreen is a bit quirky and the browser sometimes crashes on occasion, so it's not as smooth of an experience as the iPad.

Ditto. I prefer this size without looking like an attention-whoring hipster at a coffee shop.

Haven't had any issues with the browser crashing (yet) nor have I had any issues with the touchscreen. I can't quite explain it but I prefer this over the iPad. :suspicious:

^ App switching is more elegant. Their Swedish UI group did an excellent job esp considering the 7 inch screen.

^ The finger swipes are a pretty slick way of navigation.

The top Android tablets, like the Transformer, still don't seem as fluid as the Playbook.
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If there is one thing that stands out at our office (only based on my observation and judgement) you can tell there is a certain social demographic where the Playbook appeals to and of course, the iPad users.

Whats the app situation like for the playbook? What about media? Battery life?

Apps are pretty limited. Media capabilities are good as it can play most formats with the exception of FLAC (at least in my experience.) Battery life is decent - probably 4-5 hours with heavy usage (I.e. 2-3 movies back to back)

Also, having the ability to output to HDMI is a pretty neat feature.
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who do you see that uses it and who doesn't?

I watch a lot of foreign videos, so the lack of subtitle support disappointed me. I hope they fix it in the upcoming versions, or at least allow me to run an Android app that supports it.

The ones who like the Playbook are typically the more well-rounded, sophisticated types who have a social life outside of work.

The iPad users are typically the ones who are boring, don't say much and their lives revolve around work.

Again, this was just an observation at my work and the results stood out like a sore thumb.

^ hahahahaha
PlayBook = BBM = Friends
iPad = Games = No Life

so no update to the playbook's OS till next year...hmm...

Too bad the playbook update doesn't include BBM.

^ No big deal for me, since I already have a BlackBerry lol. I don't enjoy using BBM on the PB anyways as I'd much rather be typing on my 9900.. Mainly use the bridge for checking e-mails and browser when I'm out. I think native e-mail and calendar would be much more important to a regular consumer.

Just got my 32gb PB on tuesday.
For the $179 I paid for it (taking into consideration I get my $100 MC rebate), i am extremely happy with it.

I mean the Kindle is supposed to be the next big thing...and at $199 plus taxes for a Kindle, the 32gb PB is FAR SUPERIOR at a price of $179 with taxes all in! (a sore spot with the kindle is that it's only being released in the US first, and nowhere else in the world.)

In addition to that, I would take the PB over the Ipad2 anyday. I much prefer the size/form factor, and having spent a good amount of time on both ipad2 and PB, i do love that praactically all sites work as opposed to the ipad. Just disappointed with the constant delays with the OS (and now no BBM on the next OS release is obviously a bummer).

$179 for a 32gb?

Bell and SaskTel discount BlackBerry PlayBook by $200 | MobileSyrup.com
Deal is till Nov 17th

0S 2.0 update.
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???
What are you trying to say?

the developer OS updated again i meant.