First images of Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 show it might not get off Gingerbread diet
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Unfortunately, the OS build installed on the tablet could not be confirmed by the photo since the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7's power is off in the pictures. There is some talk that the device is a tablet-sized version of the sizzling hot Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone with a dual-core Exynos processor under the hood. As far as the screen is concerned, it most likely is not an AMOLED display. As we reported, the Korean based manufacturer said that none of its tablets shipped this year would offer such a screen.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is seen as a replacement in the manufacturer's lineup, taking over for the original 7 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab. That model sold over 2 million units before slowing down as Samsung started to concentrate on challenging the Apple iPad with its larger sized Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 model. Still, the new Galaxy Tab 7.7 will be one of the stars of the Samsung Mobile Unpacked event at Berlin's IFA show, coming September 1st.
source: DroidLife
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5. firebo14 posted on 27 Aug 2011, 14:57 3 0
The guy needs to touch-to-focus before snapping the photo and a better phone camera.
6. Synack posted on 27 Aug 2011, 15:15 2 0
He needs a Samsung phone. That'll fix all camera problems.
7. firebo14 posted on 27 Aug 2011, 18:46 2 0
Yop, like the SGS2.
3. ltr (unregistered) posted on 27 Aug 2011, 14:39 0 1
I think the Galaxy note is supposed to be the phone/tablet hybrid.
4. chezzitstealer posted on 27 Aug 2011, 14:42 0 1
looks identical to the tab 7 except its a little bigger. cool^.^
10. PeterIfromsweden posted on 28 Aug 2011, 05:18 1 3
Looks like a nice tablet, but who cares about it when Samsung is gonna launch the wave 3 ? ; )
Please note, i'm not being hatefull or anything offensive here, it is just kinda of a joke, as i know there probably is people who are waiting for this tablet.
11. Immolate posted on 28 Aug 2011, 11:37 0 1
I've been tempted to pick up a tablet over the last two months, but what is staying my hand is the prospect of excellent tablets from Amazon at loss-leader prices. I expect that Amazon is going to reinvent the entire tablet market with it's new tabs and I don't want to be the guy that paid $200 more than necessary for a 10.1 HC dual-core tablet.
12. stickboy (unregistered) posted on 28 Aug 2011, 11:47 0 1
Unless they are using an old cord from a Verizon Galaxy Tab, then it would be a Verizon device with the V-Cast logo Label on the cord


