Up in the air, Junior Android! Samsung is taking to the skies with its Galaxy Tab 10.1, inking a deal with American Airlines to put 6,000 of the Honeycomb slates into the premium cabins of select transcontinental and international flights. Rather than the existing in-flight entertainment system, AA will use specially customized Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablets bearing extra memory.
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American Airlines replaces in-flight screens with Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 To Be Thicker Than iPad 2 Due To Supply Shortage?
Although Samsung and Apple are business partners when it comes to Apple's components, their recent legal battle has only fueled the already fierce competition in smartphones and tablets. When Apple first unveiled their slimmed down iPad 2 that measured only 8.8mm thin, Samsung went back to the drawing board and cut down their Galaxy Tab 10.1 to only 8.6mm thin. But now there are reports that due to some components supply shortages may force Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 to end up being thicker than the iPad 2.
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Samsung commercial pokes fun at iPad 2′s lack of Flash
Here we go again. It seems like most of the tablet makers on the market today think that they can toss a tablet out that is similar to the iPad on a different OS and just sell droves of the things because the tablet supports Flash. I think that the gigantic lead the iPad 2 has in the tablet market should show other makers that they need more than Flash support to beat Apple in the tablet game. If they offered a tablet for a lot less money than the iPad 2 with similar specs and Flash support, then they get my attention.
Vodafone UK drops Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v for slimmer 10.1
Vodafone UK has cancelled plans to launch the Galaxy Tab 10.1v, the carrier-exclusive version of the Samsung Honeycomb tablet initially revealed at MWC 2011 in February. Instead, Vodafone has confirmed to pre-interest customers, it will be offering the newer, thinner Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, the second version of the slate which the company introduced in late March.
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Galaxy Tab 8.9/10.1 Euro launch now August after Honeycomb hiccups
Yesterday I mentioned that the launch date for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was set for June 16 in the US. Pre-orders for that tablet will start on June 8. Europeans that were hoping their launch and pre-order dates would be around those US dates will not like this latest rumor. Apparently, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 8.9 will not hit Europe until August. This isn’t a delay since Samsung has not promised a launch day for Europe yet.
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Verizon’s LTE Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets priced for 4G duty
Verizon has officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G LTE, its high-speed version of the 10.1-inch Android Honeycomb slate. Up for pre-order on June 8, with availability expected "this summer", the Tegra 2 tablet is priced from $529.99.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Spotted On Best Buy Site
The much anticipated Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has just popped up on the Best Buy website. We recently reviewed the Google I/O limited edition Galaxy Tab 10.1, and we're looking forward to see if the actual production units address some of our concerns. The tablet is rumored to launch on June 8th, and its appearance today on the site suggests that it should be right on track.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 4G in 2011; Galaxy S III in 1H 2012
Samsung may be popping bottles over its 1m Galaxy S II sales success in South Korea, but that hasn't stopped the company's engineers from planning ahead. Mobile comms president J.K. Shin told Dow Jones Newswires that not only was Samsung planning a 4G tablet for later in 2012, "an evolution of and an enhanced version of" the Galaxy Tab slates we've seen so far, but a replacement for the Galaxy S II in the first half of 2012.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Displays Breaking [Google I/O Limited Edition]
At this year's Google I/O developer conference, the 5000 attendees each got to walk away with a limited edition Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. The limited edition tablet had an army of Androids etched on the back, was sleek and generally fabulous. You can check out our unboxing and review of the tablet. However, the buzz and delight of having ownership of such a tablet didn't last long. There are several folks now that have reported a physical defect with the tablet, having to do with the display.
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Apple wins early access to Samsung phones/tablets in copycat case
Samsung must hand over samples from its current and incoming smartphone and tablet range, along with marketing materials, to Apple’s legal team as part of an “expedited discovery” process to see whether allegations of design similarity are accurate. That’s the ruling of San Jose Federal Judge Lucy Koh, Courthouse News reports, who brought forward access to the Samsung Galaxy S II, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9, Infuse 4G and DROID Charge after Apple “produced images of Samsung products and other evidence that provide a reasonable basis for Apple’s belief that Samsung’s new products are designed to mimic Apple’s products.”
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 plus Galaxy S WiFi PMPs hit pre-order
Samsung has already shared the good news that the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is due on US store shelves come June 8, but the slate has popped up for pre-order with retailer J&R. $499 gets you the 16GB WiFi-only version, while $599 will net the 32GB WiFi-only model. Meanwhile, Samsung's Galaxy S WiFi PMPs are also up for pre-order.
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Galaxy Tab 10.1 Review (Limited Edition)
Samsung helped lead the Android tablet charge last year, with the original Galaxy Tab, a 7-inch slate which even Google admitted may have been released before the OS was ready. Now, with Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets like the XOOM, G-Slate and Eee Pad Transformer on the market, Samsung is back with its second attempt, the larger Galaxy Tab 10.1. Heavily reworked – even after its first official appearance – in order to better compete with the iPad 2, Samsung has high hopes that this is the slender slate to knock Apple off its pedestal. SlashGear brought back the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Limited Edition white version from Google I/O 2011 this week; check out the full review after the cut.
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