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Research In Motion may debut a tablet computer next week at a conference for developers that tailor software for the Canadian firm’s BlackBerry smartphones, according to the Wall Street Journal. RIM responded to an AFP inquiry with a terse email stating that the company’s “standard policy is to decline comment on rumors and speculation.”A tablet computer referred to unofficially as the “BlackPad” is due for release by RIM by the end of the year, prompting talk that it will be introduced at a Devcon 2010 gathering beginning in San Francisco on Monday. The Journal cited unnamed insiders as saying BlackPad will have a seven-inch touch-screen, built-in cameras, and link wirelessly to cellular networks through BlackBerry smartphones.
BlackBerry smartphones have been under pressure from Apple iPhones and handsets running on Google-backed Android software. Apple earlier this year unleashed a new titan into the mobile arena in the form of its hot-selling iPad tablet computers and firms have been racing to field competing devices.
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