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Samsung Ativ Tab is announced with dual-core processor, 10-inch screen, and Windows RT

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Samsung Ativ Tab is announced with dual-core processor, 10-inch screen, and Windows RT
Samsung had a plethora of Windows-based devices to present to us today, and among them was the Ativ Tab, powered by Windows RT operating system. The tablet is made for people who want a mobile device that is ultra portable, but don't want that to result in limited productivity capabilities. Speaking of portability, the Samsung Ativ Tab is only 8.9 millimeters thin and weighs 570 grams, which is quite good for a 10.1-inch tablet. And since the slate has Office Home and Student 2013 RT pre-installed, featuring Microsoft's Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote, users should have no troubles getting their work done even when on the go.

Interested in its hardware specs? Well, here's the more interesting stuff: on the front of the Samsung Ativ Tab glows an LCD display with resolution of 1366 by 768 pixels. Humming inside it is a 1.5GHz dual-core processor accompanied by 2GB of RAM. There is a pair of cameras too, with the main one being of 5 megapixels, and the one in the front is a more basic 1.9-megapixel shooter meant for video conversations. Both 32 and 64GB models will be available, and storage can be expanded further by using a microSD card. Last but not least, the tablet is equipped with a 8,200mAh battery.

Unfortunately, we don't exactly know when the Samsung Ativ Tab will go on sale. Its price is also a mystery, but something tells us that it will be close to what Microsoft's Windows RT Surface tablet will retail for. 

source: Samsung




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1. Aeires (unregistered) posted on 29 Aug 2012, 14:48

Samsung needs to make the aluminum chassis standard on all their devices, looks awesome.

2. Ohrules posted on 29 Aug 2012, 14:51

perhaps the times are (finally) changing.....

3. itiswhatitis posted on 29 Aug 2012, 15:26 1

I wouldn't bet on that cuz Samsung have used it in wave but for some reason they never use aluminium on android,it's pissing me off!

4. itiswhatitis posted on 29 Aug 2012, 15:32

Looks good,anyway!

5. agamhonda posted on 29 Aug 2012, 16:52

I am loyal HTC fan, but it doesn't seem lik HTC is going to step up to the plate with the new WP8

9. Henrik posted on 31 Aug 2012, 03:51

I actually think they are. They are getting into a desperate state with their falling stock price and diminishing sales. They recently asked for public beta testers for their new Windows Phone softwares, so I'm sure they'll step 1-up from Samsung. HTC has a lot more riding on this being a success than Samsung has. Maybe they'll even stretch themselves to include a quad-core?

Personally, I'll be supporting Nokia - but I hope HTC at least outsells Samsung. Samsung is getting way too big and greedy, they want it all and I can't let them have it.

10. Topcat488 posted on 11 Jan 2013, 00:06

How can you say Sammy is greedy!?! Samsung is the cool kid in the neighborhood, who (helps) and plays with everyone... Why can't their be a Windows RT Surface made by Apple? I guess some kids would rather play alone... ;(

@Henrik

6. The_Godfather posted on 29 Aug 2012, 20:13 1

I think Sammy would bang the Tablet market as well along with Asus, Surface, Sony and Lenovo.

Apple would sue them for having this sort of knowledge as well lolzzz

7. Nikolas.Oliver posted on 30 Aug 2012, 01:52 1

why samsung didn't use aluminium brushed housing for their galaxy line ?

8. StreetNerd posted on 30 Aug 2012, 04:02 1

to cut the cost? cheap plastic+high specs or aluminium+mediocre specs?

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