BlackBerry PlayBook Demo!! (the stuff you want to see)

Training events are launching all over the US for the BlackBerry PlayBook. We got our hands on a video from an event in LA and whats cool about this demo, is that it shows pretty much what we want to see. So far most of the video demo's showed specific applications and functionality,and for the most part the multitasking capabilities/ power of the device. This video shows us some of the basics and more of everything we can expect from the PlayBook. Docs2Go, Media Player, Browsing, and personalisation options are all explored.
Point to note is that this is still a demo device, and does show some choppiness in areas, we of course expect all that to be resolved at launch. Below are a few highlights of the PlayBook as posted by the presenter in the video via CrackBerry

• No sign of video chat yet, but reps did mention it will definitely be included in the BBM on the PlayBook though there was no mention of it being there at launch.
• PIN's are going to be phased out within the next year or so and replaced with BBID - this is to push cross platform apps, messaging, and ease of use
• Presentation mode was demoed. It works by splitting the media output stream into two outputs that are independent of each other; meaning you can watch a video or load a presentation on your HDMI OUT and still browse/play/chat/message on the PB screen. Orientation, volume, brightness, etc are all independent features controlled by a Presentation Mode switch function that allows you to swap screen, toggle screens, and control the options on each screen. 
• Battery Life still unconfirmed but it was reiterated that we have a 5300mAh
• The OS constantly updates battery performance
• OS Updates are going to use a push-type system to be installed almost instantly on your device
• Doc2Go will be Premium for Free!
• The screen is very durable and hard to scratch
• Orientation Lock Feature was present on this build
• .MKV Videos will be supported via native OS soon after launch, but not initially at launch
• Flash games on the web were not supported with keyboard controls. This wasn't programmed into the OS but may be in the future.
• Power button will be fully programmable with options on what it does, kinda like your computer i.e. Sleep, Hibernate, Shut Down, Lock
• BlackBerry Bridge has not been finalized but I have verified that carrier data will not be transferred during bridging. No Texts or call logs folks. This was due to controlling security on the devices, since RIM is transferring over only their data from their end of the game, it's easier to control.
• The UI for the Bridge stuff was very polished, all updated, refined graphics and functions with even more options for stuff like adding events and such.