Take it as an advance on where we will try to have more news in the coming days. The same source confirms that ‘in May 2010 that RIM was planning what initially was called BlackPad and we now know as the BlackBerry playbook, confirms that it is pursuing the creation of the BlackBerry Media Box.
We were told that the BlackBerry Media Box seems to be a device to be connected to home TV in your house and allows you to view videos and photos online, but not only. We can also watch movies, photos, music and more, all in streaming, accessing the content on any PC or network.
The RIM BlackBerry Media Box is based on hardware similar to that of the playbook and should be powered by the QNX operating system. Our hypothesis is that we might see this product released by the end of 2011. The details are not yet known but we will monitor our sources for further information.
Projects of this kind are not new. Let us not forget the SlingBox a similar product well known in the U.S. market that is beginning to spread to Europe. The current fashion is becoming to be able to see their home television on the move on your BlackBerry. That is out of the house using our handheld or mobile phone.

The sideview of Sony Vaio P matches the paper clip design, though it’s not a fold out device with three panes. It indeed runs on the Silverthorne platform. There are models available with Atom Z530 – Z560 processors with the new addition being the Z560 processor clocked at 2.13 GHz. There’s a trackpad too, on the right screen bezel and buttons on the left edge – meant for two handed operation. The main new feature is the addition of an accelerometer, which adds two main features. Back / forward functionality with gentle shakes and you can now use the device in portrait mode like a book.