RIM Defends 7-Inch Tablet: Tired of Steve Jobs

Previously there were rumors that Apple developed a 7-inch version of the iPad. As a result, Jobs's attack on this size yesterday made everything vanish. However, like the results of Steve Jobs’s speech, other manufacturers are bound to respond to Steve Jobs’s remarks.

RIM just released a 7-inch tablet Playbook last month. They were very dissatisfied with Jobs' attack on the 7-inch tablet and the BlackBerry. Co-CEO Jim Balsillie gave a counterattack and thought that Jobs was still using the old one. Distortion theory, consumers have long tired of its tricks, 7-inch tablet will be the mainstream of the future.

Jim Balsillie said: "We think users are tired of the need for Apple to tell them what to do. For those outside of Apple's distortion theory, we clearly know that the 7-inch tablet is the master of future share."

For Jobs’s remark that BlackBerry cannot recover the iPhone in sales, Balsillie believes that Apple has masked the real reason why iPhone’s sales have increased so much in the summer. He said that the reason why iPhone sales rose from 8.4 million in the spring to 14.1 million in the previous quarter was not due to the surge in demand, but that figure includes orders that have not yet been delivered.

Since Apple and RIM's quarterly financial reporting time is not consistent, Balsillie believes that helping Apple to increase a lot of iPhone sales in September (RIM's earnings as of August), Apple should not compare the figures of the two quarters recently, but should see that RIM is From September to November, they expect the BlackBerry shipments in the next quarter to reach 1.38-14 million units.

Balsillie did not comment on Apple's antenna door, but criticized Jobs's consistent approach. Judging from Steve Jobs's consistent approach, Apple chiefs often "habitually" ignore the facts that are not conducive to Apple.

He said: "As before, regardless of whether the subject is an antenna door, Flash, or handset shipments, Jobs can always give more stories, even those who believe his distorted theory will sooner or later because they only know the story. Part of the truth is angry."