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Here's a fun, quick blog feature Samsung's new ad for their Galaxy Tab 10.1 that runs Android 3.0 Honeycomb. The quick clip shows a Galaxy Tab user turn from man to an octopus-Hindu-deity-like man in an attempt to show off the multiple uses one can do on the tablet. The ad is neat and produced well enough, but does it really sell a device that's suppose to be at the top of the line in today's technology? You tell me. Keep in mind, Samsung are also coming out with an 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab so perhaps more and different adverts are to come. Video after the break.
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Companies KT and Samsung have banded together to come out with the first ever Wibro Galaxy Tab which is technically identical to Samsung's other Galaxy Tab. The difference with the Wibro Galaxy Tab is that it allows for speedy internet connection in Wibro covered areas, as well as free internet access in any of KT's 40,000 WiFi zones throughout South Korea.
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Again, nothing official, but certainly something to speculate over - a poster for the CTIA Wireless show on March 22 shows a close up of what seems like the back of the 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab. If indeed a example of what's to come, then by golly it looks nice! Its netted pattern and seemingly thin depth measurement puts this device up there with the slim iPad 2. Could the 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab be even slimmer? Samsung are after all the company with the slimmest phone - the Galaxy S II which was shown at MWC to be 8.9mm in depth.
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An official invitation was sent by Samsung to all pre-registered CTIA media on behalf of their Galaxy Tab line-up which includes the ready-to-launch Galaxy Tab 8.9. As you can see from the invitation image above - the digits 78910 are smack-bang in the middle. Its meaning: possibly a subliminal (or obvious?) 7-inch, 8.9-inch and 10-inch, or seen as the whole Samsung line-up for your Tab life. Speculations, mainly due to competition (LG's Optimus Pad), would lead to the 8.9-inch tablet using Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS. As for what processor - it's currently a speculative toss up over either the Tegra 2, the processor used in Samsung's 10-inch Galaxy Tab, and Samsung's very own SoChip. With its official launch to come, we're assuming we'll be blogging its full specs soon.
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