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April 2011
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401 Reviews
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Solid but lightweight body; bright, colourful screen; customisable, userfriendly operating system; topnotch email, media and social facilities; support for plenty of online video formats
The tablet really suffers from a lack of optimised apps
A great tablet that can do everything from high-res video to email - it does suffer from a lack of apps, but that will improve from time to time...
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Published: 2011-08-05, Author: What , review by: whatlaptop.co.uk
Abstract: Following the release of the iPad last year, it seemed like every manufacturer on the planet tried to cobble together their own version from plastic straws and Marmite, in a half-arsed attempt to compete. Amongst all the dross, we did review a couple of d...
Abstract: Would-be buyers in Australia have not been so lucky. The imminent launch of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been postponed there because of a dispute with Apple. Samsung has been accused of “blatant copying” of Apple's iPad in the latest round of a global lega...
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is an attractive purchase: it’s well-built, slim and light, has a valuable collection of quality apps, and sports a comparatively low price. It even fares well in performance benchmark tests against its competitors. However, some o...
We had high hopes for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and if you need a tablet with a more flexible operating system than iOS then its slender, lightweight design makes it an attractive choice. You do have to sacrifice ports and battery life in the process though ...
Out of all the Android tablets we've seen, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets the closest to matching the design of the iPad 2. Although it's not original, it's no bad thing, as the iPad still has its rivals licked when it comes to quality and design. The Tab 10.1 is just as stylish, thinner and even lighter than the iPad 2. Samsung's Galaxy smartphones lead the way when it comes to colour reproduc
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 may look better than most other tablets, but it comes at a price. Samsung hasn't found the space to add many ports – there's no expandable memory, for instance, and you'll have to make do with the 16GB of integrated storage. The Tab 10.1 also suffers from the same problems as all other current Android tablets – including the excellent Eee Pad Transformer – and that's t
Despite that, however, we love the Galaxy Tab 10.1. It's a genuine rival for the Apple iPad 2, proving thinner, lighter and with a screen that's even better. There's still a more impressive choice of applications available for the iPad 2, and devices l...
Bestlooking Android tablet yet, Superthin and lightweight, Super PLS screen is fantastic, Brilliant battery life
Occasional slowdown and stuttering, No way to expand storage, No USB ports, Android Honeycomb apps and games are thin on the ground
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1's fantastic screen and appealing design help to make it the best Android tablet so far. But, while it trumps the iPad 2 in terms of specifications, the lack of Android Honeycomb apps and games is an irksome problem, and the ...
Fab screen, Ultra slim, light design, Good video compatibility
Poor connectivity, Non-expandable memory, Let down by Android app scene
Slimmer and lighter than an iPad 2, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 proves that Android tablets don't have to be iOS's ugly sisters. It tops off a svelte design with a brilliant screen, decent battery and comfortable-to-hold back. Aside from limited connectiv...
