A Look at the New Unified Communications Tablets

Are recently released tablets, Cisco Cius, BlackBerry PlayBook, and Avaya Flare really enterprise tools?

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | Oct 18, 2010
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"Some of the biggest news of late has been the launch of several tablet devices on the heels of the suprise hit from Apple—the iPad," writes FierceVoIP's Mike Dolan.

"The oversized iPhone wasn't really being looked at seriously as an enterprise device, but enterprise device manufactures and IP communications service providers have recognized the opportunity such an interface could present to their customers and a new line of tablets are gracing users' laps and desktops," Dolan writes

Click the link below to see Dolan's run-down on the Cius, PlayBook, and Flare:
Cius, PlayBook, Flare: Exploring the new wave of Unified Communications tablets

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