Samsung Galaxy Tab with Froyo and WSVGA display now official

Florin  By on 02 Sep 10

At last, the Samsung Galaxy Tab (GT-P1000) has been officially announced. It’s the first Android tablet made by Samsung and, as expected, it runs Android 2.2 Froyo.

Designed by Samsung “to enable consumers to maximize their online experience wherever that may be”, the Galaxy Tab is smaller than Apple’s iPad and comes with a 7 inch TFT (not Super AMOLED) display that features a 1024 x 600 (WSVGA) resolution. It’s also lighter than Apple’s tablet: 380 grams vs. 680 grams.

More specs and features:

Official photos:

The Galaxy Tab is the world’s first DivX certified tablet. Samsung says it will be available in Europe first (in mid-September). The US and Asia (including Korea) will get it later this year. The tablet’s price has not been announced.

Via Samsung

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  • http://www.facebook.com/Scarrz Schley Carr

    No Super AMOLED = no sale. I love the other specs & would have dropped $700, but since I need to use this outside, AMOLED is the one must have feature for me.

    Call me back when somebody makes one.

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