With the TFT LCD instead of AMOLED or S-AMOLED, we can look towards a competitive pricing. The only thing that would really make it expensive would have been the screen.

Hopefully we can get it around the SGS price. Then I would snap it up.

And yes it does look very very snappy, and this is good news as it means they can optimise 2.2 on the SGS as well.

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Added on September 2, 2010, 5:44 pmConfirmed same processor as the SGS, based on screenshots of the system info stats.
Somehow endadget reported wrongly.

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Added on September 2, 2010, 5:46 pmAnother thing is available RAM is above 400MB on the tab. So I hope on SGS froyo, we get 400+ ram as well, instead of the current 326mb.

This post has been edited by MYstombox: Sep 2 2010, 05:46 PM

imo, if same price as galaxy s i would buy ipad because of bigger screen; easier to read pdf.
wondering if we bought this thing, what will happen to our galaxy s? sit in our pocket

This post has been edited by hnr2802: Sep 2 2010, 05:49 PM

and the docks not same as SGS docks...hmm

The connector is a PDMI connector, not so much a proprietary one.
Well, the dell streak has one too. lolz

This post has been edited by MYstombox: Sep 2 2010, 06:05 PM

sry,i mean the TW dockbar...

Oh chey. Aiya.. True, the homescreen dock looks different. I wonder if we can add in more icons.

But then again, the SGS needed the phone in there as well, so we'll see how 2.2 turns out for SGS.

Graphical Samsung Galaxy Tab Specification



This post has been edited by hnr2802: Sep 2 2010, 06:25 PM

Mobileburn initial hands-on:

http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-tab-hands-video

Another detail review with video.

i think the TW ui for galaxy tab will be different with TW ui from phones?

anyway,it really looks fast when open and close the apps...really cant wait 2.2 for SGS

Playing Flash video, Vimeo to be precise. Feels no lag at all. pretty impressive.

found out the price will be between AUD$295-AUD$396(looks cheap but still rumor) in australia
more news on tomorrow

http://smarthouse.com.au/Home_Office/Noteb...ablets/N8C2M3G5

It will be cheaper than iPad if need to compete with it. Seriously iPad overpriced for a handicapped tablet. I have to install n purchased 3rd party apps and setup goaruna and drop box accounts to cover the absence of USB port.
There is no front camera in iPad, so no video using Skype.
Video other formats not approved by apple need convert or buy 3rd party
I can write a long list of all iPad deficiency and how I overcome it with mainly more money spending on apps. Will post in my blog when ready

This SAMSUNG tab is great based on all the reviews I have read. Since I have iPad and already spend additional money , time to learn overcoming all it's limitations, will stick with it. As an alternative to a smaller android tablet I have book the 5 in Dell streak

now Samsung plan to build next generation tablet for Android 3.5 Honeycomb =.="

http://www.intomobile.com/2010/09/02/samsu...ablets-in-2011/

suddenly feel like have no more interest in this gadget. i really wish they use AMOLED or S-AMOLED.. for me, that's the WOW factor., compared to other tablet...

for now, i'll stick to my ipad and wait for Notion Ink Adam Tablet instead..

-end-

maybe im considering ipad because of its bigger screen. i would use it mostly for reading ebook/pdf & showing photos. based on your experience is the ipad a little bit heavy for reading?

Ya, it is a little bit heavy.
I used my cousin's one for about 3-5min and my wrist started to tire.

i tested it and yeah, a bit heavy but still can live with it..

i also prefer ipad over galaxy tab maybe because i already owned SGS and prefer bigger screen for tablet...

As for me, will wait final one launch 1st then decide...weird they launch Europe 1st then their Motherland country...

Honestly Samsung might have done a big mistake with the screen size. Maybe the CPU was not powerful enough to drive the device smooth if the screen size was increase. However, looking at Tegra2 based Folio, I really think the point of having a tablet is to improve readability and reduce the need to pinch and zoom like we did on Android phone.