Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (32GB)
Manufacturer: Samsung Part number: GALAXYTAB10.1-32GB
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- Bottom Line:
- Sleek, sexy, and light, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets as close to the iPad 2 as any Android tablet before it.
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CNET editors' review
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (32GB) price range: $549.99 - $631.94
- Reviewed by: Eric Franklin
- Reviewed on: 05/10/2011
- Released on: 06/08/2011
The good: As thin as the iPad 2 and even lighter, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the sexiest Honeycomb tablet we've seen. Also, it has a 3-megapixel back camera and a 2-megapixel front camera, and powerful dual speakers.
The bad: The lack of ports on the tablet will be a problem for some and the plastic back leaves it feeling less solid than the iPad 2.
The bottom line: Sleek, sexy, and light, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets as close to the iPad 2 as any Android tablet before it.
Editors' note: We mistakenly listed the rear-facing camera for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 as 8-megapixel. We've since updated the review to reflect the correct specs of the camera, which is 3 megapixels. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
From a design perspective, no Android 3.0-based tablet has matched the iPad 2's no-nonsense aesthetic. The iPad 2 is sleek, sexy, thin, and light, with a minimalist design that eschews extra ports. Every Honeycomb tablet released so far has struggled to match that appeal.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the first Honeycomb tablet that is not only as thin as the iPad 2, but is actually lighter.
Design and features
The first thing that struck us upon taking the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 out of its box was its slim profile. In fact, when it's lying next to the iPad 2 we honestly can't tell which tablet is thicker and unfortunately we don't have a micrometer handy to get down into the business of microns. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 weighs 1.24 pounds, compared with the iPad 2's 1.32 pounds.
Rather than several paragraphs filled with confusing numbers, I thought a chart would be much more appropriate. Here's a handy chart to illustrate the size differences between the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and other recent tablets.
| Asus Eee Pad Transformer | Acer Iconia Tab A500 | Motorola Xoom | Apple iPad 2 | T-Mobile G-Slate | Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 | |
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| Weight in pounds | 1.52 | 1.66 | 1.62 | 1.34 | 1.38 | 1.24 |
| Width in inches (landscape) | 10.7 | 10.2 | 9.8 | 9.5 | 9.6 | 10.1 |
| Height in inches | 6.9 | 6.9 | 6.6 | 7.3 | 5.8 | 6.9 |
| Depth in inches | 0.51 | 0.51 | 0.5 | 0.34 | 0.49 | 0.34 |
| Side bezel width in inches (landscape) | 1.1 | 0.8 | 0.6 | 0.8 | 0.9 | 0.8 |
Taking another page from the iPad 2's school of sexy tablet building, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 has one of the cleanest designs we've seen in a tablet. From the front, its 10.1-inch screen is surrounded by its 0.8-inch black bezel and a silver aluminum outline at the edge. In the top middle sits its 2-megapixel front-facing camera.
On the top edge from left to right are the power/sleep button, volume rocker, and headphone jack. A speaker adorns the right and left sides and the universal connection port is found on the bottom edge, right beside a microphone pinhole.
There are no USB or HDMI ports. And, try as we might, we couldn't find ports for either SD cards or SIM cards. We're hoping Samsung's final release version will make finding the ports a lot easier.
The back of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 sports a 3-megapixel camera at the top and a plain white back. It's the feel of the plastic back that is the most disappointing aspect of the Tab 10.1's design. It doesn't feel as solid as the iPad 2, and as a result, doesn't feel as comfortable in our hands. Still, despite its 10.1-inch screen, the tablet never felt the least bit bulky.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a Google Experience tablet, meaning it uses the base version of Honeycomb 3.1, with no customizations to its interface; however, Samsung does include its Samsung Apps, um, app. Samsung Apps gives you access to the company's own application store.
For more information on version 3.1 of Honeycomb, check out the Honeycomb section of our original Xoom review.
Performance
This is Samsung's first tablet with a 10.1-inch screen, and it looks fantastic. The Super PLS-based display, with its 1,280x800-pixel resolution, produces a clear, crisp image, with a wide viewing angle that looks great when Web surfing or browsing the app store.
Angry Birds Rio actually looked better on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 than on the iPad 2, with more vibrant and appropriately saturated colors. "Toy Story 3" was vibrant and colorful--as colorful as the movie looks running on the iPad 2--and teemed with more life (yes, even in a cartoon) than on the other Android tablets. The speakers are powerful, and capable of deep, thumping bass.
The 8-megapixel rear camera took high-quality pictures for a tablet camera, with a sharpness and level of color vibrancy that was unmatched. The default camera app isn't the stock Honeycomb one. It has a slightly more streamlined interface and includes a few options like white-balance setting and a timer, but is missing a zoom function. We also noticed that when panning around, before taking a still pic, the video frame rate was noticeably laggy compared with the Acer Iconia Tab A500 or the Xoom.
The tablet includes the Nvidia Tegra 2 Dual Core processor and navigating feels just as zippy here as it did on any previous Honeycomb tablet.
Web site speed was some of the fastest we've seen. Both for low-bandwidth sites like Giantbomb.com and somewhat higher-bandwidth sites like CNET, we saw equal performance from the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the reigning tablet speed champ, the iPad 2. However, the Tab 10.1 provides consistently faster speeds when going to a much busier site like CBSnews.com. Still, that difference only ranged from 1 to 3 seconds. Look for a new video competition featuring the Tab 10.1 fairly soon.
Two apps unique to the Galaxy Tab 10.1 are included on the device: the aforementioned Samsung Apps, and Pulse. With Samsung Apps, essentially all we were able to do was download Rilakkuma pics. While we enjoy cute Japanese cartoon animals as much as the next person, this version of the app seems to still be in its testing phase and will hopefully be working as intended by the official June 8 launch.
Pulse is a news aggregator that organizes news items into small previews, categorized into news, social (with Facebook functionality), entertainment, and so on, usually accompanied with a pic. Tapping on a blurb opens the entire article. The fast performance and straightforward interface made this a welcome default app.
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is set to its highest possible brightness by default, measuring 336 candelas per square meter (cd/m2) at its highest and 0.30 cd/m2 at its lowest, delivering a very good contrast ratio of 1,120:1. Here's how it compares with other tablets.
| Tested specs | Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 | Motorola Xoom | Apple iPad 2 | Asus Eee Pad Transformer | Acer Iconia Tab A500 | T-Mobile G-Slate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum brightness | 336 cd/m2 | 312 cd/m2 | 432 cd/m2 | 320 cd/m2 | 337 cd/m2 | 424 cd/m2 |
| Default brightness | 336 cd/m2 | 131 cd/m2 | 176 cd/m2 | 85 cd/m2 | 67 cd/m2 | 143 cd/m2 |
| Maximum black level | 0.30 cd/m2 | 0.26 cd/m2 | 0.46 cd/m2 | 0.29 cd/m2 | 0.24 cd/m2 | 0.52 cd/m2 |
| Default black level | 0.30 cd/m2 | 0.11 cd/m2 | 0.19 cd/m2 | 0.08 cd/m2 | 0.05 cd/m2 | 0.18 cd/m2 |
| Default contrast ratio | 1,120:1 | 1,190:1 | 926:1 | 1,063:1 | 1,340:1 | 794 |
| Contrast ratio (max brightness) | 1,120:1 | 1,200:1 | 939:1 | 1,103:1 | 1,404:1 | 815:1 |
Using the tablet at full brightness with Wi-Fi saw the battery charge drop 20 percent in the span of about 90 minutes. We'll have official battery life results from CNET Labs soon, so check back here later.
Conclusions
The Honeycomb 3.1 experience doesn't change much, whether it's on the Galaxy 10.1 or the Xoom. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer's OS was the most changed, but at the end of the day, it's still Honeycomb. So, honestly, as a reviewer, it's a little difficult to get excited about yet another Wi-Fi-only Honeycomb tablet with no truly unique software or hardware features. I know what to expect from Honeycomb and there are no surprises here. It's still a fast OS, with plenty of customization options.
Given the level of Honeycomb tablet homogenization that has occurred, I'm more interested in the tablet's look and feel than anything else. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 impresses with its lightweight, thin, minimalist design. That, coupled with a huge and beautiful screen, makes for a well-designed tablet.
This is the iPad 2 of Honeycomb tablets. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 was actually publicly shown before the iPad 2 was, so by calling it that we simply mean that from a design standpoint it has more in common with Apple's hardware than other Honeycomb tablets. That's a compliment of the highest order. The iPad 2 still has the sexiest, smoothest form factor of any tablet.
That style isn't for everyone, though, so those looking for a tricked-out Android tablet with all the fixings won't find it here. What you will find is an elegantly designed tablet for users who don't need a ton of connection options.
Apple still has superior support for games, apps, music, and movies. So, if it's down to these two tablets, we still recommend the iPad 2; however, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 would be the Android tablet of choice.
User reviews
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Not sure I understand the complaints
by UTPSE81 on August 17, 2011
Pros: Android
Screen Resolution
Camera quality
Flash capable
Facebook app (HELLO iPad 2... it's only one of the MOST POPULAR social networking tools around)
Freedom to customizeCons: No Netflix/Hulu Plus at the moment... I had to think of something negative
Summary: I have had the opportunity to work with both the Galaxy 10.1 and iPad 2. Let me begin by saying this... I have a MacBook Pro, have owned an ...
Summary: I have had the opportunity to work with both the Galaxy 10.1 and iPad 2. Let me begin by saying this... I have a MacBook Pro, have owned an iPhone 3GS, and currently have a Samsung Fascinate. Therefore I have experience with both companies products and OS's. I absolutely LOVE Android over iOS. Why Apple feels the need to be so restrictive with customization in iOS is beyond me. And no Flash?? Yes, Steve Jobs hates Flash. Yet you allow Mac computer owners the ability to use Flash, so why not on your tablets/cell phones? With as much money as these tablets are, I completely believe the user should have the choice. You don't have to install Flash if you don't want it, but for God's sake, at least give the user the option.
All that said, I find these products both excellent in their own ways (I mean honestly, it only makes sense to compare the Galaxy 10.1 and iPad 2 as they are the best in their respective categories IMO at the moment). Apple lacks in screen resolution, ability to customize the iOS, and no Facebook?? Seriously?? iOS 5 is not looking any more customizable than iOS 4. Widgets... I personally love them. Again, Android only. People have to realize that yes, iOS may be more reliable to an extent, but Honeycomb will come around as it ages, just like any OS. Windows 7 needs updates; iOS needs updates; Android OS's need updates. Welcome to life people. How have you not learned by now that all OS's take time to work bugs out even after they are released?
As far a performance goes, are we honestly going to complain about minute differences? "Well, the iPad 2 can load a picture to Facebook 5 seconds faster!" Really, 5 seconds!?!?! Realize that the quality of the picture from the Galaxy is higher quality (3MP rear and 2MP front) than the iPad 2 (1MP rear, 0.3MP front... 0.3MP front, really???), in turn making it larger, in turn making it take a WHOPPING 5 seconds longer to upload. Come on people.
Ports... why people have such a burning desire for USB, HDMI, etc., is beyond me. My MacBook Pro doesn't even connect to HDMI or VGA/DVI without having to have an adapter. You want ports, then be willing to accept larger, heavier tablets. I mean, it's like people think the world will end if they have to take 3 seconds to attach an adapter to connect a USB drive. Maybe I just lead a slow life and can afford to take 3 seconds of time to add an adapter if I must really use a USB drive. Or, you could welcome yourselves to the age of the Internet/WiFi and use things like cloud drives and VPN's, or Bluetooth... then you can get that precious file you need from your USB drive without needing your USB drive because you can pull it off your cloud drive or your computer. Bottom line is that these are tablets, NOT computers, NOT laptops, NOT even netbooks. You want USB without an adapter, then tote around you laptop/netbook. But try holding that while walking around, I dare you!
I have enjoyed both the iPad 2 and the Galaxy, and they both have their strengths and weaknesses. When it comes to computers, I will never go back to a PC. Mac wins that battle, no question, for me. But when it comes to a tablet, I must admit that I have to give my edge to the Galaxy. Android OS's to me just offer that freedom that you don't get from iOS. The screen resolution is better. It's lighter. It has higher quality cameras. I am not going to lose sleep if a few tasks are a tiny fraction (and it literally is a tiny fraction) slower than the iPad 2. Yes, there are more apps for iPad 2. But for me, there isn't an app I have NEEDED that I can't get from the Android Market. Netflix would be nice, but again, I don't NEED it. And it will come, of that I am quite certain. It seems most reviews are not of the hardware, but of the OS's. The fact is both tablets are amazing in design and harware. It is simply a matter of which OS you prefer. For me, that's Android. Oh, and as for the "plastic back" of the Galaxy... trust me, it's not an issue. I have a plastic back on my phone, and there isn't a scratch on it or crack in it, and I have had it for over a year now. It's completely fine.13 out of 13 users found this user opinion helpful.
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The best Android Tablet out there... For now...
by king_of_the_huns on May 27, 2011
Pros: Sleek, light, fairly fast, gorgeous screen, amazing battery life.
Cons: Honeycomb 3.0.1 is still a bit buggy, there are several force-closures in the facebook app, gmail and maps.
Summary: This is the first tablet where I can read my .pdf magazines without either waiting for the page turns 10+ seconds or straining my eyes. Honeycomb's homescreen organization makes ...
Summary: This is the first tablet where I can read my .pdf magazines without either waiting for the page turns 10+ seconds or straining my eyes. Honeycomb's homescreen organization makes it possible to organize all the info I really care about in a glance; on one screen I have my mail/news previews, on the other facebook and linked-in while on others the programs I use most often. The screen is amazingly clear and bright even out on the sun. The built-in light sensor adjusts the screen brightness really well. The onscreen keyboard is big enough to enable typing without making mistakes and is very, very responsive. I actually type on it ( 10 finger ) almost as fast as on a real keyboard. What I was really amazed about is the battery life. A full charge lasts at least 5 days with about 3~4 hours of active use per day, which includes 24/7 wifi connectivity and a bit of angry-birds here and there...
8 out of 8 users found this user opinion helpful.
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I had both..Definitely better than the IPaD2!!!
by JimJ777 on June 27, 2011
Pros: Cameras, Google talk for free, better screen, better functional Apps, being the build is similar to the ipad2 there is really no need to mention build, I can hold it. Speakers are great, Custom desktop to tailor to fit my way,
Cons: So far no complaints that I didn't have with the Ipad, no usb or other upgrade ports, no removable battery
Summary: If you rate the Ipad2 over this than you are truly mistaken. First of all the build quality besides plastic and metal back( talking about picky, I actually am happy ...
Summary: If you rate the Ipad2 over this than you are truly mistaken. First of all the build quality besides plastic and metal back( talking about picky, I actually am happy Samsung is doing something with the unused plastic that's not biodegradable!), How about Cameras? Thinking of taking a night video or picture? You can't with Ipad2. Want to put your family picture or your girl or boyfriend on your desktop? Can't with the Ipad2. Switch between programs without leaving another? Can't with well you know..Screen display( for your Iphone 4 users..lol..) Yeah no retina here and if so still doesn't work in daylight. How much is the Galaxy compared to Ipad2? Yeah don't think so..I don't know what speed tests these chucklenuts are doing but my Galaxy is way faster the my Ipad2..Faster charging time..Give me a head to head with real everyday life stuff and I KNOW the Galaxy will outperform the Ipad2 hands down..not this BS review.. So if you are one of those type of people that just need to spend 800 dollars because it says the name then please do so but don't try to convince me it's better because you lying to yourself and others..Keep your assumptions to yourself!
6 out of 7 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Yay Samsung did it!!!!
by wuzupcnet on March 2, 2011
Pros: This product is amazing in all it's features; it outkilled the xoom because of the camera, design and weight.
Cons: The only thing that I don't like is that it may be very expensive ( maybe even more than the xoom.
Summary: I think that if Samsung decides to launch this product with a low prize i will be willing to accept a two year contract. And for the people that don'...
Summary: I think that if Samsung decides to launch this product with a low prize i will be willing to accept a two year contract. And for the people that don't get this, THE SAMSUNG GALAXY TAB 10.1 IS GOING TO HAVE 4G AVIABILITY.
5 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Cool design - but no USB ports?!
by jbx1 on May 17, 2011
Pros: Light and thin.
Cons: No USB ports!
No HDMI Port!Summary: So, one doesn't buy an iPad because its closed, its proprietary... its Apple. One goes for Android because its open and it allows you to do stuff... and what? ...
Summary: So, one doesn't buy an iPad because its closed, its proprietary... its Apple. One goes for Android because its open and it allows you to do stuff... and what? the new tablets don't have inbuilt USB ports? The whole point of a tablet is to make it portable and usable wherever you are, and you can't slide in a USB pen drive to read a document quickly. They will tell you you need to carry a keyboard dock, so then whats the point of a tablet vs a netbook?
I can't understand this new trend of removing features instead of adding or at least keeping them in (Yes I am also referring to you Asus, with that nice cool Eee Pad Transformer with a perfect screen BUT also without USB!). Do the product managers live on another planet or what?5 out of 8 users found this user opinion helpful.
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A Definite Contender
by Angie_Blake on May 11, 2011
Pros: The size is just right and its also a phone
Cons: has lesser apps than ipad
Summary: Even though most of the features of the galaxy tab is at par with that of Apple's Ipad, I 'd have to say that being able to use the ...
Summary: Even though most of the features of the galaxy tab is at par with that of Apple's Ipad, I 'd have to say that being able to use the galaxy tab as a phone definitely made it more practical to buy rather than an ipad. Having a galaxy tab is like having an iphone and an ipad at the same time; and another great thing about this product is its size. Very portable compared to the ipad, which is always screaming for attention making the owners a target for the robbers. Its just not practical to walk around town with an ipad but with the galaxy tab, life just got easier.
3 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great product
by tadrough1955 on June 21, 2011
Pros: Easy to use, vibrant colors, gets me away from the kids!
Cons: Accessory availability, Samsung and after market companies should have been prepared for the release.
Summary: I enjoy the unit, however I have to treat it like glass until enough after market product gets out for sale.
Summary: I enjoy the unit, however I have to treat it like glass until enough after market product gets out for sale.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Serious touch screen bug
by kwaters89 on August 5, 2011
Pros: Great look, feel, weight. Very fast.. unfortunately the touch screen has a major bug
Cons: Touch screen freezing/becoming unresponsive on a regular basis
No USBSummary: Having read your review and fallen for all the hype surrounding this product, I went out and bought myself one. I don't have a particular need for a tablet ...
Summary: Having read your review and fallen for all the hype surrounding this product, I went out and bought myself one. I don't have a particular need for a tablet computer but I decided to treat myself (and at £500, it's some treat). After a couple of hours playing and getting to grips with it, I started to notice a very irritating problem - at times the touch screen will become completely unresponsive, usually for 5-10 seconds.
Playing simple games for example, as soon as the game becomes intense, almost on cue the touch screen stops responding and you're just sitting there uselessly swiping your finger over it.
Problem with the app you might think? Well no because this has happened continuously and regularly with several different apps and games, including Google Maps. In this case the touch screen will stall and become unresponsive for 5-10 seconds, before force closing the app.
This is a SERIOUS bug, and yet I see no mention of it in this review whatsoever? It's very annoying to see someone endorse a product when it's main feature (the touch screen) clearly has a major in built flaw. I've never had this issue with Google Maps (or other apps) on any of my smart phones or other touch screen devices. I think If you'd given the product a thorough testing you would have noticed this bug the same as I did.
It's extremely disappointing and highly frustrating to buy something on the basis of what you think is a reliable review and then find out you've basically been fleeced for £500 for a product with an obvious and serious bug, which now I can do nothing about.
I'm left with a very frustrating, glitchy, unreliable product in regards to both hardware and/or software that doesn't perform to anywhere near the standard that's suggested here. I would advise anyone else reading this who is thinking of spending their money on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to look elsewhere, or prepare to be disappointed.2 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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As good as Ipad 2
by xune7 on April 19, 2011
Pros: Everything
Cons: None at this time
Summary: With the same price tag as Ipad 2 , It will be very very hard to make the right call. Coz u can't go wrong either way. Apple does not ...
Summary: With the same price tag as Ipad 2 , It will be very very hard to make the right call. Coz u can't go wrong either way. Apple does not Compromise, neither did Sumsung. On my own, will go With samsung. The longer it take for us market, the less it will ship. They need to capitalized on ipad shortage and offer this thing Now! We dont know how long we gonaa hold on to this 500 us dollars. With ipad 2 callin.
2 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Good Product.
by cardensm on July 5, 2011
Pros: Has more PC ability than Ipad2
Cons: None, it is a TABLET after all.
Summary: If you can not beat them, join them. So Samsung cloned the Ipad and added there own flavoring. Even made it LIGHTER somehow. I have an Ipad 2 and everything ...
Summary: If you can not beat them, join them. So Samsung cloned the Ipad and added there own flavoring. Even made it LIGHTER somehow. I have an Ipad 2 and everything that it doesn't have this almost doesn't have with the exception of flash player and other software that makes it more PC like than the IPAD.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Samsung
- Part number: GALAXYTAB10.1-32GB
- Description: The 10.1" Samsung Galaxy Tab is the perfect ally in your quest to do everything faster, easier and better. Surf the Web at blistering speeds, multitask like a ninja or watch movies in superior HD resolution (1280 x 800). This lightweight, premium tablet comes with Android 3.1 Honeycomb and great Google services. It can even access Adobe Flash player compatible content and shoot 720p HD video, making you wonder how you ever lived without it. It's time to Tab!
General
- Product Type Web tablet
- Operating System Android 3.1 (Honeycomb)
Display
- Type 10.1 in,
TFT active matrix - Display Resolution 1280 x 800
Memory
- Flash Memory 32 GB
- RAM 1 GB
- ROM 32 GB
Processor
- Processor NVidia Tegra 2
- Processor Clock Speed 1 GHz
Camera
- Rear-facing Camera 3 megapixels
- Focus Adjustment Automatic
- Camera Light Source Flash
- Features Video recording
- Front-facing Camera 2 Megapixel
Communications
- Wireless Connectivity 802.11 a/b/g/n
Location
- GPS Navigation GPS receiver
- Software Included Google Maps
Multimedia
- Supported Digital Video Formats WMV,
ASF,
H.263,
MPEG-4,
AVI,
3GP,
XviD,
H.264,
VC-1 - Audio Microphone , Stereo speakers
- Supported Digital Audio Formats eAAC+,
WMA,
AAC,
AAC+,
WAV,
OGG,
IMY,
RTTTL/RTX,
AMR,
OTA,
Vorbis
Software
- Preloaded Software YouTube,
Gmail,
Wallpaper,
Google Talk,
Camera,
Google Play,
Gallery,
E-mail,
Google Places,
Google Search,
Calendar,
Contacts,
Music Hub,
Quickoffice,
Samsung Apps Input Device
- Type Touch-screen
Expansion and Connectivity
- Interfaces 1 x Headphones - Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm,
USB Battery
- Technology / Form Factor Lithium polymer
- Capacity 7000 mAh
Miscellaneous
- Color Black
- Features Bluetooth ,
Rear camera ,
Front camera ,
GPS - Compliant Standards FCC
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 6.71 in
- Depth 0.43 in
- Height 9.69 in
- Weight 1.32 lbs
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support Details - Battery
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 113 °F
Product series
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (16GB)
Manufacturer: Samsung
Specs:
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (32GB)
Manufacturer: Samsung
Specs: Android 3.1 (Honeycomb),
1 GB,
NVidia Tegra 2 1 GHz,
IEEE 802.11n,
IEEE 802.11b,
Bluetooth 2.1 EDR,
IEEE 802.11g,
6.71 in x 0.43 in x 9.69 in,
10.1 in,
TFT active matrix,
1.32 lbs
Accessories
- Samsung ECC1DP0UBEG - web tablet charging / data cable - USB (34943376)15.99
- Samsung AAEP404ABE - headset (35025583)6.49
- Samsung USB & SD Connection Kit - web tablet accessory kit (35025567)28.99
- Samsung SBH700 Bluetooth Stereo Headset (33107518)99.99
- Samsung Stereo Clip-On Bluetooth Headset for Samsung (Black) (34846087)27.95 - 57.99
- Samsung EPL-1PL0BEG - data adapter (35085503)11.63 - 19.99
- Samsung EFC-1B1 - protective case for web tablet (35018670)19.99
- Samsung HM1100 Bluetooth Headset Kit - headset (35120744)25.99 - 34.95
- Samsung ECA-P10CBEG - power adapter - car / USB (34983242)14.95 - 26.98
- Targus Truss Case/Stand for Samsung Galaxy Tab - case for web tablet (35022199)39.99 - 55.76
- Samsung EF-C980CCEG - protective cover for web tablet (34850000)49.99
- Samsung ET-GTABCHCGSTA - protective case for web tablet (35001839)2.99 - 29.95
- Samsung ECR-D980BEG - docking cradle - none (34539439)15.99 - 44.99
- Samsung ET-GTABBSCG - protective cover for web tablet (34919772)4.99 - 10.99
- Samsung EF-C980NBEG - case for web tablet (34850329)28.85
- Samsung EFC-1C9LBE - pouch for web tablet (35182666)19.98 - 29.99
- Samsung protective cover for web tablet (35082088)55.99 - 87.21
- Targus Truss Case/Stand for Samsung Galaxy Tab - case for web tablet (34478685)19.95 - 41.99
- Samsung (34914185)6.99
- Samsung ET-9I897MBGGSM - case for cellular phone (34847829)0.01
- Samsung ET-9I897PBGGSB - case for cellular phone (34852934)0.01
- Samsung ET-9T959MBGGSM - case for cellular phone (34852929)4.22 - 14.95
- Samsung case for cellular phone (35228791)12.20
- Samsung holster bag for cellular phone (35228781)16.25
- Samsung holster bag for cellular phone (35228792)14.53
- Samsung holster bag for cellular phone (35230421)16.25
- Samsung holster bag for cellular phone (35230425)16.25
- Samsung holster bag for cellular phone (35230426)16.25
Manufacturer info
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- Manufacturer:Samsung
- Address:
105 Challenger Road, Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660 - Phone: 1-800-726-7864
- Fax: 1-973-601-6001
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