Samsung Germany puts cart before horse: Galaxy Tab 10.1 peripherals on sale now

Like what you've seen of Sammy's slim new slate, but aren't so psyched about typing sans tactile feedback? Well, worry no more, as Samsung Germany is showing off some peripherals for the ten-inch Galaxy Tab. There's a €150 ($213) case with an integrated Bluetooth keyboard to give it that Transformer-esqe form factor or an €80 ($114) keyboard dock ("available soon") that should also sate your phalanges' physical desires. Other accoutrement includes USB adapters, protective cases and sleeves, a docking station, and an HDMI adapter for viewing video on screens of all sizes. So now that Samsung's selling some of the sides, we've got one question. Where's our entree?

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Galaxy Tab 8.9 keyboard dock spied in Russia, TouchWiz poked on video

Hey, look at that: it's a keyboard dock for the Galaxy Tab 8.9. The folks at mforum.ru caught this guy on camera at the Russian launch of Samsung's latest slates. We don't have a lot of details here, but it looks a heck of a lot like the dock for the original Tab. In fact, the only difference we could spot is that it seems to cradle the tablet in landscape mode instead of portrait, which is a small but very welcome change -- Sammy probably just pulled out the plastic insert used to prop up the older model and called it a day. As for price or ship date, only Samsung knows for sure but, so you don't walk away feeling cheated, there's a lengthy hands on video after the break. We don't speak Russian, so we've got no idea what the handler's impressions are, but you get a pretty thorough tour of the TouchWiz tweaks for Honeycomb.

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Next Issue Media brings magazine subscriptions to Samsung Galaxy Tabs, but not all of them

It's been a busy month in the world of e-publishing. First, Time Inc. inked a deal to bring magazine subscriptions to the iPad, with both Hearst and Conde Nast following suit. And now, a consortium of publishing powerhouses known as Next Issue Media is looking to expand its tablet-based readership to Android users, as well. Beginning tomorrow, people who bought a wireless-enabled Samsung Galaxy Tab from Verizon will be able to purchase single copies of, or monthly subscriptions to seven magazines from the so-called "Hulu of Magazines," which includes Conde Nast, Hearst, Meredith, Time Inc., and News Corp. Users already subscribing to print editions will receive free digital subscriptions, though they won't be able to purchase both print and digital combo packages (that's on the way). Publishers, meanwhile, will be able to set their own prices and, according to Next Issue CEO Morgan Guenther, will receive "at least" 70-percent of all transactions -- the same percentage that Apple offers. Under this new Android deal, however, all of Next Issue's members will be able to freely access their subscribers' credit card information and other personal data -- something that Apple has steadfastly denied them. Obviously, it's far too early to tell whether or not this deal will give publishers more leverage in their negotiations with Cupertino, as the service will only be available to a small slice of Android tablet users. But Guenther says his organization is planning on releasing more titles for more devices this fall, with at least 40 magazines due out by year's end, along with an app for HP's WebOS.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 even thinner than Apple iPad 2

Samsung has gained a lot of fans with the introduction of its galaxy tab. This is why people are looking forward to the release of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.it gives out great color and has a resolution of 1280 into 800. you can select from any five home screens you like and use it for your display.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is fun to hold and is slightly thinner compared to the previous designs. This amazing tab also features two cameras one situated at the front which can be used for video conferencing. While the camera at the back can record  powerful 1080p HD videos and can take amazing pictures. It also features Map app that helps in navigation when traveling. You can also watch videos on you tube and check your mails with Gmail. These amazing features make it a great competition for I pad and various other tablets out there in the market.

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It’s dimensions is (7.48 x 4.74 x .47 inches) which got Google android OS .The device has a TFT capacitive screen (1024 x 600 pixels) and an A8 ARM 1 GHz cortex processor also. It got a PowerVR SGX540 graphic accelerator which adds a dimension to it. The Samsung galaxy tab contains 16GB of internal memory and additional microSD cards can also be added to it. It can support all the 3G connections and has the HSDPA network connectivity option too, along with Wi-Fi and GPS and Bluetooth 3.0 support which is great for a tablet user.

                          The screen Samsung's tablet is completely crafted out of plastic for that it is very light in weight. Since as the device is  supporting multitasking activities so, a long pressing of the home key button activates the task manager and by which enables the speedy switching of the one active application to another the another so that user can do other works by it also. The right hand side of the Samsung galaxy tablet got a volume controlling keys, power button and as well as microSD(expandable) memory card and the SIM card(for 3G) slots and on the left side of it got a microphone jack. The speakers of this device are located on the bottom of it along with the power cable slot and the others.

Samsung Galaxy Tab Beats iPad 2

 Imagine carrying a gadget that performs the same function as your computer, lap top or i pad and is less than half the size, is easy to carry and performs at the same level as the other machines available out there. This has become a reality with the release and introduction of Samsung Galaxy tab.

Samsung Galaxy tab has a Wi-fi connection that connects you to the rest of the world no matter where you are as well as Blue tooth 3.0. Because of these features you can easily check your mails or browse the net and check out all the social networks that you are a part for like linked, twitter, face book, tag etc.

You can also browse sites like you tube, check out Google map and even check out videos that can easily be downloaded through Adobe Flash Player because it features Google's Android 2.2 platform. You can download your favorite movies or get in touch with the latest news as it also features Amazon Kindle e-Reader. It also features two cameras that allow you to take pictures , edit them and share them with your friends. It also has has the ability to browse various websites so you can easily play the best games online. All this is possible as it can run for at least 13 hours not stop and is portable , light weighted and easy to carry and operate.

Samsung Galaxy Tab weighs only 13.58 ounce and is 7 inch tablet in size. It amazing how it can perform all these tasks which takes time for machines double its size to do. This is one of the reasons why it is likely to gain more success than other gadgets out there. So don not waste time and get your Samsung Galaxy Tab today.