Samsung may have been humbled by Apple's iPad 2, but the company's apparently not letting that affect its plans -- without directly refuting statements by a Samsung VP that the upcoming Galaxy Tab 10.1 was "inadequate" or might be priced cheaper than originally intended, the company told the Yonhap News Agency that the tablet will be released on schedule. In other words, the Honeycomb tablet's not getting any thinner or lighter, but something's gotta give, and Samsung's not quite ready to say just what that is.
Hurry up and get here already. I want a real competitor to the iPad 2. For OEMs Samsung has what it takes if it can get its act together.
ReplyDeletePricing better be sub $500 for low end model. If not.... I may move on to moto as my savior from an iPad dominated hell.
Samsung may use the honeycomb but the overall quality of their products ain't good. Even if they beef up the specs, I think the quality of Ipad is still better.
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