Samsung was the first to introduce a viable Android tablet with the Samsung Galaxy Tab. But only months after its release, Motorola earned the honor of releasing the first device running Honeycomb, an Android version designed specifically for the tablet experience. And while Honeycomb clearly provided superior software to the Tab, the Motorola Xoom was too big and too heavy for some.
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is Samsung’s attempt to provide the ideal tablet experience. Quickly pivoting from the hardware shown off in February and redesigning its tablet to be thinner than a Parisian fashion model, Samsung has made the Galaxy Tab 10.1 light on hardware and heavy on software virtues. Available now in 16 GB and 32 GB models, Android enthusiasts will soon decide if Samsung got it right. Let us help you decide if you’ll even give it a chance.
By now, you should already be familiar with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1′s beautiful hardware. It’s the thinnest tablet known to man (8.6 mm), has a large LCD screen (10.1), and is light as a feather (1.24 lbs) even when held in one hand. The presence of a Tegra 2 processor also makes for a premiere gaming experience, and the dual-core goodness can handle all of the heavy-lifting users throw at it. All of this is wrapped in solid black bevel on the front, and a white plastic casing (or more solid gray back)
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By now, you should already be familiar with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1′s beautiful hardware. It’s the thinnest tablet known to man (8.6 mm), has a large LCD screen (10.1), and is light as a feather (1.24 lbs) even when held in one hand. The presence of a Tegra 2 processor also makes for a premiere gaming experience, and the dual-core goodness can handle all of the heavy-lifting users throw at it. All of this is wrapped in solid black bevel on the front, and a white plastic casing (or more solid gray back)
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