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Samsung Galaxy Tablet Review
This provisional Samsung Galaxy tablet review here goes about the 10.1 which is kind of a surprise how thin and light the device is. It is even thinner and lighter than the iPad 2.
Its thinness and lightness could be achieved by Samsung to leave connectors out for devices such as memory cards, hdml, USB. The iPad models also lack these connectors. That should not be a problem as media like videos, photos, music etc can be transmitted wirelessly.
In general one can say that the display is somewhat sharper and clearer than those of other Android driven tablets.
Its operating system is Android 3.1
There a rear camera of 3 mp, and some say that the 2 megapixel front camera is better than the one of the iPad.
Most people consider this tablet a real competitor to the iPad2.
The tablet 10.1 supports HSPA+ network speeds of up to 21Mbps as well as Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n connectivity to deliver rapid mobile download speeds and reduce data transfer times. Featuring a 1GHz dual core application processor for a powerful multimedia and web browsing experience.
Touchscreen experience.
Samsung's socalled TouchWiz user experience is designed with a Live Panel menu users can customize to display a variety of content on the home screen including digital pictures, favorite Web sites and social network feeds. In addition, the interface includes an application tray of commonly used features such as task manager, calendar and music player which can be launched while other major applications are also in use, including large file downloads and document editing.
Entertainment.
The tablet contains Readers Hub and Music Hub, enabling consumers to instant access more than 2.2 million books, 2,000 newspaper (49 languages), 2,300 magazines (22 languages), and 13 million songs. There's also Samsung's Social Hub, which will aggregate email, instant messaging, contacts, calendar and social network connections into a single interface.
Business.
There's security solutions especially for business customers etc. And there's enterprise mobility solutions.
It appears that there may be some problems with this device, like 'oil slicks' also called newton rings: theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2104280/samsung-galaxy-tab-users-report-oil-slick-freezing
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