Steve Jobs, a person behind the success of Samsung phones had already declared 7-inch tablets dead on arrival, but Samsung’s Galaxy Tab stands perhaps the best chance of proving the headstrong Apple CEO wrong. Roughly the size of an Amazon Kindle, the Galaxy comes equipped with Android version 2.2 (Froyo), as well as front and rear cameras, and a crystal clear capacitive 1024×600 LCD touchscreen.
Under the hood, the Galaxy’s 1 GHz ARM Cortex processor and 512 MB of RAM allow it to handle multiple applications with ease—the biggest departure from the one-app-at-a-time iPad experience. Users no longer need to wait for websites to load before switching over to a chat window or a game of Angry Birds. The Galaxy also allows Web users to access Flash content on sites that support mobile access, like Hulu.com.
Today, Samsung Galaxy Tab is one of the leading phones in the world. It is voted as one of the best consumer-products in the market especially in the international market.
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