A fortnight ago Samsung had a wobble over its Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 after it saw the iPad 2. Executive VP of Samsung, Lee Don-Ju, said that parts of the device were “inadequate” and needed “improving”. Now a video of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has surfaced, showing off the Android Honeycomb smarts. Click through for the full video.
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Samsung has said that it is having to rethink the pricing plans for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 after Apple’s iPad revamp. That’s according to executive VP of Samsung Lee Don-Joo, who said that the super slim iPad 2 means that things might have to change for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Samsung and LG both announced tablets at MWC 2011 last week. Samsung broadened the range of the Galaxy Tab with the Galaxy Tab 10.1, whereas LG’s first tablet, the LG Optimus Pad came loaded with 3D for the early adopter. Both come running Android Honeycomb. In a game of who’s the best specced, does the LG Optimus Pad floor the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, or will it be the other way around?
The Samsung announcements for MWC 2011 have been all but official since the press conference schedule was leaked a couple of weeks ago. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 was in that list, but we didn’t quite know what it was. Speculation mixed with reasoning pointed to a 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab, because there wasn’t much else it could be. Now it’s been confirmed. Read on for more details of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.