Each BlackBerry PlayBook carries a unique PIN, but you cannot BBM with it solely – it requires BlackBerry Bridge.  At BlackBerry World 2011, RIM announced native email coming to the PlayBook this summer, but we’re left in the dark for BBM, assuming it will remain to be reliant on the Bridge service.  So we want to hear your opinions.  Would you want native BlackBerry Messenger on your BlackBerry PlayBook or do you like it bridged with your smartphone where you have all your same contacts and friends of yours don’t have to have you on their list for two devices?  Cast your votes in the poll, tweet us, and drop us a line in the comments!

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