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This is a 10inch Android Tablet with a few extras that are unique to Samsung. A lot has been written about a device made by Apple and the apparent similarities this bears to it, as I have no close knowledge of the former I cannot comment...
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If there's one thing that the Google Nexus 7 proved, it's that there's demand for low-cost, yet powerful Android tablets. While Google may have the 7in market sewn up at the moment (at least until the Kindle Fire HD appears), if you want a 10in model, the...
The price is spot-on and it's excellent value for a fast 10.1in tablet...
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Back in February 2012, a Samsung executive was quoted as saying: "Honestly, we’re not doing very well in the tablet market." Despite this rather frank admission, the company appears to have done little to change that with its latest release. The poorly...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 appears to be a needless upgrade. It has the same sized screen with the same resolution as its predecessor and adds no significant new features aside from a microSD card slot and updated Android software. At the end of the...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-04-28 02:33:34
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is a 10.1-inch tablet that weighs 588 grams. It is powered by the Android operating system, and a 1GHz dual-core processor. Features include up to 32GB (using micro SD card) of storage, 1GB of RAM, a 3-megapixel rear-facin...
The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 isn’t seen as one of the better tablets around for no good reason. It’s a very well built tablet with some nice design touches to make it stand out both on the outside and inside. One of the more thoughtful touches is the screenshot button, letting users snap a picture of a helpful, or memorable webpages. The design, too, is totally uncluttered, with no buttons to get in the...
The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is a great device, and one of the most well-rounded tablets available, but for sheer beauty, its display doesn’t quite have the shine of the new iPad’s Retina Display. Put the two next to each other and the difference becomes blindingly obvious. That said, to criticise too much would be to nitpick. It can be said that nobody really needs a rear-facing camera on a tablet devi...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 remains one of the better tablets out there. It looks good, and offers great performance. For those looking for an iPad-alternative, the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 comes well recommended. Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 is tagged with Samsun...
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is the rather wordy successor to the popular Galaxy Tab 10.1 , an Android tablet which managed to challenge the iPad in almost every department, which are some pretty big shoes to fill. Unveiled by Samsung in February at MWC...
Android Jelly Bean, Good movie playback, MicroSD support, Bright screen...
No 3G, 16GB internal storage, Uninspiring design, Average cameras...
As far as middle of the road Android tablets go, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 hits the nail on the head.It's doesn't stray too far from the norm, failing to offer anything truly exciting or different, but also ensuring it doesn't fall flat on its face. H...
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Judging by the lawsuits flying around, Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been the only Android tablet to seriously worry Apple. Quite why is a mystery, because it has sold in nothing like the numbers of the iPad. Will the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 prove more of a...
With Asus’ 32GB Transformer Pad available for £399 complete with quad-core CPU, 8Mp camera and keyboard dock, and the smaller Nexus 7 soon to hit the market for £160, the Galaxy Tab 2 isn’t quite cheap enough to make a compelling case for itself. It’s...
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The Android tablet market is getting more exciting with the introduction of devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. The device is well designed, offers smooth dual-core performance and has the excellent Ice Cream sandwich operating system. Its...
Slim, lightweight, good looks; Android Ice Cream Sandwich; excellent user interface; Dualcore processor...
Screen is not an outstanding feature...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is a smooth operator, with a dual-core chip and lots of excellent features...
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T3.com
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2013-04-28 02:33:34
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The long-running patent dispute between Apple and Samsung continues to rage on in the courts with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 already amongst the victims (in the EU at least), but that's clearly not stopped Samsung rolling out the tablets with the Samsung...
Bright, vibrant screen, MicroSD card support, Speedy browser performance...
Poor cameras, Thicker design, No HDMI output...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2013-04-28 02:33:34
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Samsung has broken new ground with its touchscreen keyboard. Finally, the company has joined Asus in the elite club of brands that successfully integrate numeric keys into the main panel of the keyboard. In both portrait and landscape mode the keyboard...
Decent overall screen rendering, Media player, Adequate battery life, Smartly placed speakers, MicroSD slot...
Déjàvu from the last Galaxy Tab 10.1, Slower OS compared to the 7.0 version, Behind the competition in its price range, Offers little compared to a Galaxy Tab 10.1 with the ICS update...
What exactly was the thought process that led to the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1? We were impressed with the 7.0's technical consistency and value for money, but here the story isn't quite the same. Don't get me wrong—this is a perfectly satisfactory tablet. But...
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The Galaxy Tab has, aside from the iPad, been the most popular tablet computer in New Zealand. Admittedly, we haven't seen the Amazon Fire over here, but it's safe to say that the Galaxy Tab is the most interesting tablet we're likely to see launch her...
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The Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) joins the ever-growing, all-sizes-covered lineup of Samsung tablets, following right behind its baby brother, the Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0). The Tab 2 (10.1) attempts to strike a balance between price and performance, forgoing hardware up...
Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) costs too much at $399.99 (UK price, yet to be confirmed) for the mediocre performance it delivers. The Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) is a good deal at $250 (£199, at Carphone Warehouse), offering a host of useful features f...
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We've had not one, but two tablets from Samsung in recent times. The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 tablet looks and behaves very similarly to the Galaxy Note 10.1 (not to be confused with the Galaxy Note 2 -- that's a 5.5-inch handset, dummy), but it drops the pri...
Fine screen, good battery life...
Processor's not great, only a 3 megapixel camera...
It's a step down from the Galaxy Note 10.1, but the Galaxy Tab 2 offers some serious improvement to its predecessor as a good value Android tablet with Ice Cream Sandwich and a fine screen.SpecificationsPrice : £300 (16GB, Wi-Fi), £400 (16GB, Wi-Fi+3G)...
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Samsung would like you to think of its tablets as the Android market leaders. To some extent, the firm has earned that right. It was early putting devices on sale, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 remains a consumer electronics classic, proving valuable e...
Great video support, superb battery, screen is better than the spec suggests...
Boring to look at, stock keyboard is rotten...
Overall, a good tablet. The Galaxy Tab still rules the roost for video playback and codec/container support. The problem is, it's not that interesting to look at. But at this price, we think it's a decent competitor to the iPad, and there's more than e...
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Back in February, a Samsung executive was quoted as saying: "Honestly, we're not doing very well in the tablet market." The company's solution? Release more of the same tablets that haven't done very well in the first place. While the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 of...
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The original Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 set the bar pretty high with its stellar performance, ultra thin (8.6mm) and lightweight (565g) chassis. It was a viable alternative to the Apple iPad 2 until recently when the preliminary injunction filed by the Cuper...
Good build quality, Improved battery performance, Expandable memory slot...
Occasional sluggish performance, Performance could be better, A little pricey...
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The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is Samsung's attempt at a 10-inch high-end Android tablet , similarly the Nexus 10 is Google's equivalent. So it would make perfect sense to compare the two, right? That's just what we've done. Here's our Google Nexus 10 vs Samsung G...
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Meet the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 inch. We previously reviewed its little brother, the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 , but this is a very different tablet. For starters, the casing looks a bit different with the speakers on the front of the unit, but also the screen...
Despite the fact that you can still buy this tablet right now, it's definitely aging when you compare it to other tablets of comparable price on the market. While it does offer some pretty awesome features, the core performance of the screen and outdated...
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Meet the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 inch. We've visited its little brother, the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 , before, but this is a very different tablet. For starters, the casing looks a bit different with the speakers on the front of the unit, but also the screen i...
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It's been a while since we published an overview of the current tablet market. With the holidays around the corner, we collected all of the tablets we've tested and that are still available, and created an overview of what's what. If you want to buy a t...
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
2014-02-16 01:18:25
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Android tablets are starting to become more affordable, and for less than £350 you can already find tablets from the high-end brands. We tested two that were recently launched, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and the Toshiba AT300. We compared them with e...
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Stuff magazine Sun, Aug 12 2012, 12:16AM The Tab 2 is the new version of Samsung's original iPad 'killer' (inverted commas essential in this case), but it isn't big on actual improvements: it has the same plastic back, the same 1GHz dual-core p...
Punchy performance, Good screen...
3MP camera is poor...
A decent tablet at a great price, but a lack of power and 2011-res screen count against it...
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Tablets are becoming increasingly popular these days, because as cool as smartphones are, the 7" - 10" screen size of most of the common tablets really hits the sweet spot. With the ability to quickly browse the net, watch a film, play games and do any ot...
Great quality screen for the price, Cheap, Highly configurable, Great range of apps, Easy to use, MicroSD support...
Very poor audio, Only 3MP rear camera, Struggles with some of the more graphically intensive tablet games, Google Play store should better identify tablet optimised apps...
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whatlaptop.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-26 01:45:49
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You'd be forgiven for being a little confused about Samsung's line up at MWC 2012, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is the latest update to a range which is getting increasingly crowded.This is a minor update to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, and offers li...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-04-14 01:58:28
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is the rather wordy successor to the popular Galaxy Tab 10.1, an Android tablet which managed to challenge the iPad in almost every department, which are some pretty big shoes to fill.Unveiled by Samsung in February at MWC 20...
Android Jelly Bean, Good movie playback, MicroSD support, Bright screen...
No 3G, 16GB internal storage, Uninspiring design, Average cameras...
As far as middle of the road Android tablets go, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 hits the nail on the head. It's doesn't stray too far from the norm, failing to offer anything truly exciting or different, but also ensuring it doesn't fall flat on its face...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-06 10:32:34
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Lisa Gade reviews the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1″ Android tablet. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 runs on a 1GHz dual core TI OMAP CP and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with Samsung TouchWiz. The Android tablet has a 10.1″ 1280 x 800 PLS display, a 3 megapix...
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NameTablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1Contact:samsung.co.nzThe Galaxy Tab has, aside from the iPad, been the most popular tablet computer in New Zealand. Admittedly, we haven't seen the Amazon Fire over here, but it's safe to say that the Galaxy Tab is the...
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chip.com.my Updated:
2016-11-19 04:35:53
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This voyage into the Samsung GALAXY Tab 2 10.1 has been a long awaited one. We've journeyed far and deep into the various other Samsung GALAXY Tabs, but the 10.1 is undoubtedly the largest, and therefore undoubtedly the most promising. We're more than rea...
Bright, crisp display, Good performance, Loud audio, Android 4.0...
Camera could be better...
The Samsung GALAXY Tab 2 10.1 offers a solid Android tablet experience, boosted by its solid build, great display and audio, and good performances. It's not a tablet to shake the universe, but as a GALAXY, it's certainly the largest in heart and offer.(p...
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The Tab 2 is the new version of Samsung's original iPad 'killer' (inverted commas essential in this case), but it isn't big on actual improvements: it has the same plastic back, the same 1GHz dual-core processing grunt and the same 1280x800 screen resolut...
Punchy performance, Good screen...
3MP camera is poor...
So, there's nothing wrong with the well-priced Tab 2 10.1. But neither is it anything special. Given that the iPad has had a significant upgrade since the first Tab's release, and that the Android competition is fiercer than ever, it looks slightly outdat...
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The original Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 set the bar pretty high with its stellar performance, ultra thin (8.6mm) and lightweight (565g) chassis. It was a viable alternative to the Apple iPad 2 until recently when the preliminary injunction filed by the Cuper...
Samsung's own Exynos processors are considered one of the top mobile processors in the market and we cannot help but feel disappointed that it is absent in the company's flagship 10.1-inch tablet. Nevertheless, we will pit the Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) against...
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Samsung has been churning out tablets after tablets over the last two years, and the MWC event saw no exception despite not holding any conference this year . The debut of two new 10.1-inch Samsung tablets will hopefully present customers with more option...
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Samsung has been churning out tablets after tablets over the last two years, and the MWC event saw no exception despite not holding any conference this year . The debut of two new 10.1-inch Samsung tablets will hopefully present customers with more option...
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