samsung tablet

More details about Samsung's new tablet have emerged courtesy of Tinh te and from what it claims is a highly reliable source. This time around, the Vietnamese site is claiming that Samsung's 7-inch Tab will be running Android 2.2 (Froyo) on an A8 processor clocked to a peppy 1.2GHz. It's all powered by a 4,000mAH battery that contributes to the tablet's 370-gram weight with storage and up to16GB of on-board 32GB of microSD expansion. Oh, and the 7-inch panel is said to be of Samsung's Super AMOLED variety which should make it readable outdoors judging by its smaller sibs. Sounds hot, but we'll have to see how Samsung's TouchWiz UI holds up to being stretched across all that very expensive screen-estate.
P.S. We've also been told that it'll be called the "Galaxy Tape," not Tab or S-Tab as previously rumored.

Samsung 7 incher AMOLED Tablet or ipad

According to some reports coming in, Samsung is all set to launch its own Tablet device, codenamed S-Pad, which might also be the actual product name as it comes out. The S-Pad is rumored to be an Android powered tablet device, a 7 incher tablet that will probably be aimed at giving more portability to the end users.
The S-pad is also said to come up with super-AMOLED power saving screen, which will last for really long time, may be more than iPad’s 10 hours time too.
The S-pad will come only in ‘WiFi & 3G’ model and will also offer desktop dock as an accessory, just like iPad. The tentative month of S-Pad launch is the month of august but it seems that S-Pad will be too late as iPad is just cruising away at the moment and despite some WiFi reception issues  , there is no looking back for Apple in tablet space at this time.
But one thing that might work in favor of S-Pad is the latest news of project shutdown of HP Slate as well as Courier killing.

WiMAX internet tablet

It appears the first WiMAX internet tablet with Clear network availability will be from   samsung The Samsung SWD-M100 Mondi mobile WiMAX device has been inadvertently spotted via the company’s RSS feed. The touchscreen internet tablet appears to have a slide-down, four row QWERTY keyboard, D-pad, and several function button placed on the bezel. It also looks like a webcam is placed on the top left of the display. Neither Samsung or Clear have announced the device, so whether it makes it to market remains to be seen. To me it looks like it’s far beyond the prototype stages so I’m guessing we’ll likely see it soon.