Samsung has kicked off a pre-IFA 2010 teaser campaign for their much-leaked Galaxy Tab Android 2.2 tablet. The promotion – which currently consists of the video you can watch after the cut – makes official some of the details we’ve already heard so far, including the OS version, 7-inch touchscreen and video call functionality, as well as previewing some new abilities.
Video after the cut
That includes augmented reality – perhaps through an app like Layar, though we’d hope Samsung would be doing some work on making apps suit the larger-scale display – together with snapshots of Google Maps Navigation and Samsung’s own AllShare DLNA app shown running on the slate.
According to previous rumors, the Samsung Galaxy Tab will have a 3.2-megapixel camera and a 1GHz ARM11 CPU. SlashGear will be at IFA 2010 next week, and you can bet the Galaxy Tab is high on our list of gadgets to check out.
[video=youtube;U3Q58MEEomI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Q58MEEomI&feature=player_embedded"]YouTube - [GALAXY Tab] GALAXY Tab Teaser[/video]
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Video after the cut
That includes augmented reality – perhaps through an app like Layar, though we’d hope Samsung would be doing some work on making apps suit the larger-scale display – together with snapshots of Google Maps Navigation and Samsung’s own AllShare DLNA app shown running on the slate.
According to previous rumors, the Samsung Galaxy Tab will have a 3.2-megapixel camera and a 1GHz ARM11 CPU. SlashGear will be at IFA 2010 next week, and you can bet the Galaxy Tab is high on our list of gadgets to check out.
[video=youtube;U3Q58MEEomI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Q58MEEomI&feature=player_embedded"]YouTube - [GALAXY Tab] GALAXY Tab Teaser[/video]
SlashGear.Com