Introducing the Samsung Galaxy Tab, Samsung's first 7-inch, all-in-one portable Android device. With Samsung movies and iPlayer, voice and video calling, plus music, camera, apps and a super fast processor, it's everything for everywhere. As compact and flexible as a smartphone but with a huge 7-inch (17.8 cm) display, the Galaxy Tab offers rich PC-like functions and yet weighs only 380 grams. The combination of telephone and video calling functions, mobile Internet, Entertainment Center, and easy-to-use navigation are available whenever you need them. With the Android 2.2 operating system you can access thousands of apps in the Android Market, and easily exchange data between devices with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Adobe Flash 10.1 support provides full enjoyment when viewing Flash-based websites. ThinkFree is preinstalled for on the move access to locally stored online or Office documents. The Samsung Galaxy Tab: unlimited diversity, always and everywhere.
Wi-Fi and HSDPA for Constant Connectivity
WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) functionality lets you connect to the Internet without a clutter of cables. Connect via your home network, a public hotspot in a cafe or airport, or your corporate network, for quick access to the Internet and fast downloads.
HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) provides fast Internet access via your mobile network. Access web pages and download music, video or images from the Internet within seconds on your mobile phone, and download e- mails with large attachments without delay. With the Galaxy Tab's pre-installed e-mail client you can stay in touch with work and friends, whether at home or away on holidays, to receive, read, edit, and send e-mails.
Touchscreen with VibeTonz Effects
Touch-sensitive displays have their bright sides: the design stands out as minimal and elegant, and isn't hampered by the inclusion of physical buttons. With VibeTonz, the operation of a touchscreen is even more intuitive and easy because the phone responds with a slight vibration to indicate when it has recognised a touch command.
