64 GB BlackBerry PlayBook Gets Massive UK Price Cut
The 64 GB model is now cheaper than the 32 GB.
There's been several price cuts on the BlackBerry PlayBook since it launched in early 2011. However, it seems folks in the UK are in for another significant price cut as retailers Currys and PC World are currently listing the 64 GB model at a massive discount.
Both of the retailers' online stores are selling the 64 GB BlackBerry PlayBook for just £129. This represents £430 of savings on the device's £559 launch price. It's cheaper than the £149 32 GB model and the same price as the £129 16 GB model. It's not clear if this is an error, or if the 64 GB top-of-the-line PlayBook really is the cheapest one in the entire range right now.
RIM's Blackberry PlayBook tablet hasn't exactly been a roaring success. Launched to tepid reviews last year, the device didn't fly off the shelves as quick as RIM has hoped. A few weeks back, RIM announced plans to release a 4G LTE version in Canada this month, with a European launch to follow. It's possible retailers are attempting to shift inventory in anticipation of such a launch, but considering the UK's first taste of LTE won't arrive until October, that doesn't seem to likely.
Whatever the reason, if you've been hemming and hawing over the PlayBook for a while, you know where to get it.

A 64GB PB for $130 would be like the TouchPad all over again.
I love my PB 16G i use one data plan for both my blackberry phone and tablet.
the fact that PB got build in GPS chip but no software support it make me sick. even RIM itself wouldn't support their own hardware.
if win8 support it.. that maybe good buy. otherwise, get a real android table. this way at least you can run the apps you want.
What I was wondering is what processor and graphics hardware the PB has in it and if one could also get it running something other than QNX...
That's why you get an iPad, bro! You can probably pick up a gently used iPad 2 for 200-300.
or he can just put android on it
Now setting it up as I type this.
Sorted for what I need.