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We take a n in-depth look a both the rear and front facing cameras on the Blackberry Playbook.

Let's start off with the camera app itself which to be honest is a pretty boring app. You don't get the cool color filters and advanced features that you see on some other android based tablets. Although the app is on the boring side it is simple and easy to use with an all touch screen control setup. Swiping down at the top of the screen will give you a few more options for each mode. In picture mode you can choose your aspect ratio and to turn stabilization on or off. In video mode you can choose between 1080p, 720p or 480p video recording and both modes have the option of auto scene mode or either sport or whiteboard scenes.

Picture quality is decent with very clear pictures and I'm always a fan of widescreen format for pictures as it just seems to make the image you are taking stand out better. The colors do seem a bit dull. No matter what type of lighting there is it doesn't pop out the colors. You can fix this a bit in photo software such as Picasa but only so much.

Video quality for both the front and rear facing camera is crystal clear and solid. I didn't experience any lag when recording and audio quality was also great. Video does suffer from the same dull color as the pictures. Even in the best of lighting the color won't pop out this could be due to no enough light getting into the lens of the cameras.

The Blackberry Playbook has some very nice cameras. Picture and video quality from them is among the best in the tablet market. Currently there isn't a way to directly share theses pictures and video natively but support for that should be coming down the line later. The BlackBerry Playbook takes full advantage of its unique feature of being able to record 1080p video on the rear and front facing cameras and not just doing it but doing it well.

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AT&T has released their new top-tier Blackberry the Bold 9900. The main different here between the other Blackberry on Sprint and Verizon that this is GSM only hence the model number difference. The weight and feel of the devices lets you know its different from the earlier ones. It's thin for a Blackberry and lighter than the earlier version. The chrome trimming gives it a very attractive and premium look. The back has a soft touch plastic that surrounds the hard plastic back plate. The screen so far looks sharp and responsive when swiping through menus. Stay tuned for our full review coming soon.Check out the quick specs and unboxing video below and stay tuned for our review.

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Our video review of the Nook Tablet has been up for a while but we are finally bringing the post over to the main site. The Nook Tablet By Barns & Noble is their attempt at competing against Amazon's Kindle Fire. It's a device that many Barns & Noble fans will enjoy but there are some limitations when it comes to media and content and with the overall user interface but it still stands as a strong android tablet offering that many will enjoy. Check out our full video review below.