Samsung Galaxy Tab
Samsung has officially unveiled its first tablet device, named Galaxy Tab.
Besides a 7-inch 16:10 1024X600 capacitive multi-touch display and Android 2.2 “Froyo” OS, the Galaxy Tab features a 1.2GHz ARM Cortex A8-based Samsung S5PC110 processor, 16GB of Flash memory (up to 32GB), 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, 3G connectivity, a 3.2MP web camera, an SDHC memory card reader, and a built-in accelerometer. It has its own e-reader app, but, depending on mobile operator. The default color is white, but will be also available in other colors.
The tablet weighs 370 grams (0.8 pounds). The battery life is more than 8 hours. The Galaxy Tab will be available in Europe in October, and will be sold through mobile operators.
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A lot is being made of the Samsung Galaxy Tab but I’m struggling to see why I’d buy one instead of an Apple iPad?
i doesn’t appear to do anything more or better than an iPad (and not being an iPad the assumption is that it won’t have the volume of apps available or the quality of user experience), and the price isn’t significantly different.
I think manufacturers have mistaken a lot of people being willing to buy an iPad with a lot of people wanting to buy a tablet PC. I guess Christmas sales will show which it is.