The tablet? Lose sense in five years, according to the CEO of BlackBerry

Thorsten Heins believes that within five years will not make sense to own a tablet.
The company will not be considered in that market until it manages to produce a device that can change the rules of the game

Thorsthen Heins, CEO of BlackBerry, has released a few days ago an 'interview with Bloomberg website in which he expresses some doubts in respect of the tablet market, thus justifying the intention of the company does not want to propose their own interpretation of the concept tablet after a disappointing experience with PlayBook.

"In five years I think that there are more reasons to own a tablet

. Perhaps one large screen for your workspace, but not a stand-alone tablet. Tablets alone are not a good business model "Heins said.

The reference to the CEO of BlackBerry "screen large" could indicate what the direction that the company intends to take in this market. Before the release of BlackBerry Z10 and Q10, in fact, the company was working behind the scenes to a system capable of connecting smartphones to large screens and work as if you were at a computer, with the support of external input devices. One feature that has not appeared with the launch of BlackBerry 10 operating system, but on which the company could be still at work.

Heins regarding the utterances of the tablet market are not new: the CEO of BlackBerry has held during the month of March that the company does not intend to return to the tablet market until they will be able to achieve a solution able to change the rules of the game.

"I believe that the pool of profit is very very thin. Congratulations to Apple, I think they really know how to earn that space, so for me it makes no sense to go further. Imagine I have for my enterprise customers, for my consumers, the My audience BB10 what can I do that gives them experience in mobile computing and tablet format that goes beyond the simple tablet experience "said Heins.