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Published: 2011-09-02, Author: Jam , review by: jamonline.ph
Abstract: Aside from Samsung Galaxy Note , they also announced a new variant of Galaxy Tablet line, Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 . This time it has a smaller sizethan its 2 brothers and this one has is equipped with 7.7" Super AMOLED Plus screen (Samsung Galaxy S II uses...
We're very excited about the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 -- it takes the size we enjoyed in the original Galaxy Tab, but offers a slimmed-down, lightweight design, Honeycomb and a speedier processor. Our first impressions are very positive, and unless it's rea...
Extremely light and thin profile, Rich colors from Super AMOLED display, Long battery life
Sluggish interface
What lies beneath the Galaxy Tab 7.7? There’s quite a lot, and we’ll touch on its processor first. Unlike the first Samsung Galaxy tablet that uses an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, Samsung’s latest addition to its arsenal is powered by their very own Exyno...
Published: 2012-03-23, Author: Alfred , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: When everyone was going ga-ga last week over Apple's new iPad , I went out to a small store in Funan and bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 , a tablet that I had under-estimated when I first saw it earlier this year.I had thought this was simply a refresh of...
Gorgeous display, good battery life, music and video sound great,
Subpar call quality, no miniHDMI option, disappointing camera
If you’ve not yet splurged for a tablet of your own and you aren’t quite sure if the iPad is for you, then this tablet might just fill that little space in your heart. While it does suffer from some sluggishness due to Android 3.2, it’s still a gorgeou...
