 All right guys, so I've got another quick test for you with the iPad 2 as well as the BlackBerry Playbook and the Asus Transformer running Android 3.0 So we captured a similar video clip on the cameras the rear higher quality cameras of all three devices And then we're gonna go ahead and okay. I'm not sure how I'm gonna play all these back at the same time but I'm gonna try there we go, so you guys can check out the Motion as well as the color that you get from the camera as well as when it's playing on the screen So I'm just gonna play them all again So you can zoom out and have a look Honestly the best screen out of the three is probably the BlackBerry Playbook The blacks are deepest the whites are brightest compared to even the iPad which or iPad 2 rather which has a Well renowned excellent screen. I know it's gonna be hard to tell when you're looking at it through my camera, but the Definite weaker competitor would be the Asus Transformer I'm gonna show you guys just the iPad as well as the BlackBerry side by side right now Just so you can have a look and see what you think It picks up a lot more detail in the background behind me even imperfections in the paint on the camera And then the here you can see things like the NCIX logo on my shirt And my earrings really pop out a lot better on the BlackBerry so that speaks to both the camera as well as the Screen one of the other things that we noticed cameraman, and I did was that on the Hardware Canucks website, which I'm just going to navigate to quickly here So let's go to all and then browser and then Hardware Canucks on the Hardware Canucks website Let's go back to home this Color right here aha it came up on both of them this color right here is closer on the BlackBerry as well as the blacks being darker the whites being brighter and This is an actual Nvidia package. This is done to their spec I know for a fact that on on a properly calibrated monitor. It should be exactly like this I mean give or take because you have a backlight, but From our observation. I really don't know if you'll be able to see it in the camera It's much closer on the BlackBerry device versus the iPad 2 So I'm really impressed that and the additional pixel density gives you the kind of a similar effect To what iPhone 4 users have been enjoying for some time with the retina display of a much sharper overall image so thank you for checking out this little video on the screens as well as the cameras of the iPad 2 BlackBerry playbook and the Transformer actually one more thing. I want to show you guys. I'm sorry. I'm just totally I've got so many different things that I want to that I want to demo so here We're going to bring up the multitasking. We're going to open up the Hardware Connect site Let's go to the home page And I just want to show you guys the smoothness of the ui's as as a whole with respect to browsing so here I've go ahead step back and I'm just going to take each one in turn and flip them from landscape to portrait Okay, so there's no animations on Android 3.0, but it's pretty quick All right BlackBerry You know what I forgot to zoom out. I'm sorry There we go so the BlackBerry you can see it is animated Oh yeah, okay, I got to hold it right straight up. Sorry. I'm trying to tilt it away from the cameraman So it's not really fair there you go So that's more representative of what what we would typically see and then iPhone or iPhone iPad everyone's pretty familiar with is excellent quick Snappy, let's see if it works like this too Oh, yeah See so it's a little bit smarter than the one on the BlackBerry in that even if I'm holding it at an angle like this It manages to pick up the correct orientation and then in terms of the overall ui's I mean there's going to be endless videos on topics like that, but general snappiness is Excellent on the BlackBerry whether you're navigating by pressing things whether you're navigating by scrolling between them all that good stuff Very fast very snappy iPad everyone knows is really quick whether it's zooming or Moving things around scrolling around switching between tasks all that good stuff is very very fast And then Android has a little bit of chop to it. I don't think that's to do with the processor So hopefully it's something they can address Update wise but there you go, so we'll open something up here. I don't even know what this is okay So thank you for checking out this video don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for unboxings reviews and other videos