On September 19th, Samsung Electronics stated that it will launch the Galaxy Tab Tablet PC with Android in the United States. The four major telecom operators Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T all sell.
The pricing and launch date of the Galaxy Tab have not yet been announced, and the prices of various telecom operators may vary. Samsung also confirmed that, as in the case of the Galaxy S-series smartphones, the Galaxy Tabs sold by various telecom operators are also slightly different in terms of functions and specifications.
Samsung's representatives also pointed out that, in addition to the need to take into account the CDMA and GSM network technologies and the introduction of different versions of the Galaxy Tab, the telecom operators to provide the Tab memory capacity is not the same. Samsung’s IFA at the Consumer Electronics Show in Germany stated that it plans to produce 16GB and 32GB versions. If these two Tabs use MicroSDHC memory, they can support up to 32GB of memory capacity.
It is speculated that telecom operators will adjust the functions of the Tabs themselves. For example, the models sold by Verizon may use Microsoft Bing as a default search engine. It is unlikely that every telecom operator will make full use of Tab's front-end cameras to provide video chat. (Update: Samsung confirmed that each Tab supports Wi-Fi video chat as long as it is connected via Wi-Fi.)
Although the current pricing and launch date are still unknown, it is certain that Samsung and various telecom operators are betting on the tablet. In addition to the Apple iPad, only another Tablet PC, the Dell Streak, is being promoted by US telecom operators (AT&T). With the support of the four major telecom operators, the success of the Samsung Tab will verify whether the iPad boom reflects the unique appeal of Apple products or whether consumers have a strong interest in general flat-panel devices.
The pricing and launch date of the Galaxy Tab have not yet been announced, and the prices of various telecom operators may vary. Samsung also confirmed that, as in the case of the Galaxy S-series smartphones, the Galaxy Tabs sold by various telecom operators are also slightly different in terms of functions and specifications.
Samsung's representatives also pointed out that, in addition to the need to take into account the CDMA and GSM network technologies and the introduction of different versions of the Galaxy Tab, the telecom operators to provide the Tab memory capacity is not the same. Samsung’s IFA at the Consumer Electronics Show in Germany stated that it plans to produce 16GB and 32GB versions. If these two Tabs use MicroSDHC memory, they can support up to 32GB of memory capacity.
It is speculated that telecom operators will adjust the functions of the Tabs themselves. For example, the models sold by Verizon may use Microsoft Bing as a default search engine. It is unlikely that every telecom operator will make full use of Tab's front-end cameras to provide video chat. (Update: Samsung confirmed that each Tab supports Wi-Fi video chat as long as it is connected via Wi-Fi.)
Although the current pricing and launch date are still unknown, it is certain that Samsung and various telecom operators are betting on the tablet. In addition to the Apple iPad, only another Tablet PC, the Dell Streak, is being promoted by US telecom operators (AT&T). With the support of the four major telecom operators, the success of the Samsung Tab will verify whether the iPad boom reflects the unique appeal of Apple products or whether consumers have a strong interest in general flat-panel devices.
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