Articles about Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1

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The Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1 is probably one of the best Android tablets on market today. It's slimmer and lighter than the iPad 2, features powerful hardware and comes at similar price points with Apple's tablet. If you don't want iOS, then Galaxy TAB 10.1 should be on your shopping list [read our articles here]. Sure Samsung has some problems with Apple in Europe, but that's not your concern if you don't live in Germany, Australia and some other countries where you can't buy one at this point. ...

As we've told you last week, Samsung announced the official TouchWiz custom user interface for the Galaxy TAB 10.1 tablet running Android Honeycomb. The software update will be released over-the-air tomorrow, on August 5th to all users, for free of course.While I'm not really that much into interface customizations (HTC Sense is an exception) I have to say the new ToucWiz for Honeycomb makes it easier to accept the changes, mainly because Samsung decided not to mess up with the already good ...

Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1 is one of the best tablets in 2011, even competing successfully with the iPad 2 in terms of screen quality, as highlighted in this review. That doesn't mean it's a best seller like Apple's tablet. There are many reasons for that, including the Honeycomb operating system, lack of apps and no 4G LTE version for those who want to use their tablet on the road.Starting today the last problem is solved, as the 4G LTE version of the Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1 just appeared on V...

After months of teasing and teasing it's time to actually deliver the world's slimmest and lightest 10 inch tablet, the Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1. As of today, you can get the Galaxy TAB 10.1 Honeycomb tablet in WiFi version, with either 16 or 32 GB of storage in US ($499 and $599), the strongest market for Apple's iPad tablet, the most successful slate tablet to date. Apparently, contrary to what we've told you two weeks ago, there's no 4G LTE version in sight right now.There's not much else ...

Samsung is the only manufacturer to launch a tablet in 2010 and successfully sell quite a few millions Galaxy TABs, biting from Apple's iPad market share. They've shown a great tablet at CES 2011, the Galaxy Tab 10.1, but once Apple announced the incredibly thin and light iPad 2, Samsung decided it's time for a redesign, so it announced a few weeks after the slim Galaxy TAB 10.1, then only a prototype, but slightly thinner (8.6mm) and lighter (1.25 lbs) than the aforementioned iPad 2. A matter o...

After a few teasing sessions of its upcoming 8.9 inch tablet Samsung finally announced officially the Galaxy TAB 8.9 tablet at CTIA 2011. It's amazing how far Samsung managed to get in just a few months, as their new tablet features an extremely slim design: only 8.6 millimeters, that is thinner than the iPad 2 (8.8 mm), which makes it officially a true competitor to Apple's tablet, being slimmer and also cheaper, but more on pricing a few paragraphs down.Wow, that's amazing I hear you say, ...

One of the most anticipated iPad 2 challengers in 2011 is the Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1, another 10.1 inch tablet powered by the Tegra 2 CPU, which was first introduced at CES 2011, in January, but still is nowhere to be found in stores. And Samsung can't even blame everything on Google, as Android 3.0 Honeycomb was released officially a few weeks ago. It's still impossible for me to understand why it takes so long for others to bring their tablets to market, while Apple manages to strike record a...

Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1 is one of the nicest tablets announced for 2011, that's a fact. I know it's the same 10 inch and Honeycomb OS like the Xoom and LG G-slate, it's main competitors, but there are things which might drive consumers towards it, one of these functions being the purpose of this post. Apparently some Samsung SmartTVs from the D7000 and D8000 series will be able to stream TV channels directly to your Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1 and Galaxy S II (for starters).Yeap, you'll be able ...

After playing a little bit with the press images of second generation Galaxy TAB is time to take a look at the real tablet, as it was just announced officially by Samsung. Unexpectedly, the name is different from what we've anticipated: Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1, denoting the 10.1 inch screen with a gorgeous 1280 x 800 pixels resolution. It's not an AMOLED screen (too expensive to manufacture), but those who've played with the tablet say it's at least as good as the one on the original 7 inch Gala...