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The Samsung Galaxy 5.0 Android MP3 Player has been reduced to $239.99 over at Amazon.com. 'The Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 gives you portable freedom, letting you connect to any Wi-Fi hotspot while on-the-go without any monthly service fees. The player uses a Wi-Fi connection (802.11b/g/n) for Internet access. Once connected, you'll have access to games, music, video, and the whole Internet including Adobe Flash Technology. The sleek player easily fits in any pocket so you can take it everywhere you go.'

The new Samsung Galaxy 5.0 Android MP3 Player is in offer for $269.99 with free standard shipping over at Amazon.com. 'The Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 gives you portable freedom, letting you connect to any Wi-Fi hotspot while on-the-go without any monthly service fees. The player uses a Wi-Fi connection (802.11b/g/n) for Internet access. Once connected, you'll have access to games, music, video, and the whole Internet including Adobe Flash Technology. The sleek player easily fits in any pocket so you can take it everywhere you go.'

The new Samsung Series 7 XE700T1A-A01US 11.6-Inch Slate (64 GB, Win 7 HP) is available for $1,099.00 on pre-order over at Amazon.com. 'With stunning lines, a sleek design, powerfully fast performance, and cutting edge technology, the Samsung Series 7 is a slate that does not know the meaning of compromise. From the blazing fast processor to innovative features such as Fast Start, you can get more done in less time. Faster is Better.'

The new Samsung Galaxy 4.0 Android MP3 Player is available for $229.99 on pre-order over at Amazon.com. 'Start with the amazing 4" Super Clear LCD, 480 x 480 HD resolution. You can play 720p HD videos and other formats like RM & RMVB. With 5.1-channel SoundAlive audio effect and 1.3W stereo speaker, you can enjoy a video like you are watching a film in the movie theater. Feel the power of speed with the 1GHz high-speed processor. The large internal memory & microSD slot let you take as many photo as you can with the 3.2MP auto focus camera. More importantly you can change your battery to make sure every valuable moment will not be missed.'

Reg Hardware have published a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet. 'First up, the Galaxy Tab 10.1's screen is the same size as those found on a raft of other 10in tablets, including the Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Acer Iconia Tab A500 and Motorola Xoom. In each case, the pixel resolution is the same too, at 1280 x 800. Do remember, though, that the Android 3.x (Honeycomb) operating system reserves 48 of those pixels along its bottom edge, in portrait and landscape orientations, for on-screen menu buttons. Practically all your apps are restricted to a on-screen area of 1232 x 800 or 1280 x 752 pixels. In landscape mode, that gives it less vertical resolution than Apple's current iPads, which offer full-screen 1024 x 768 at either orientation.'

The Samsung Galaxy Tab (10.1-Inch, 16GB, Wi-Fi) is available for $499.99 on pre-order over at Amazon.com. 'Discover the next generation of portable entertainment with the thin, light, and powerful Samsung WiFi Galaxy Tab 10.1-Inch. Showcasing a 10.1-inch widescreen HD display and a dual-core processor for stunning detail and speed, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 delivers sharper movies, better game graphics, and crystal-clear video chats. Surf the web in its full glory with Adobe Flash compatibility and WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. The Android 3.1 Honeycomb OS provides open access to over 200,000 Android Market apps, giving you the freedom to customize your Tab however you please. At 1.25 pounds, this sleek, 0.34-inch-thick tablet is designed for premium mobile computing around the house and on the go.'

The Samsung Galaxy Tab (Verizon Wireless) has been reduced from $699.99 to $299.99 over at Amazon.com. 'Offering the fast speeds and reliability of the Verizon Wireless 3G network, you'll be able to connect to a wide range of streaming media choices and enjoy fast downloads of music, movies, and documents while on the go. Verizon Wireless customers can add a monthly access plan beginning at $20 a month for 1 GB. Additionally, you can share your 3G mobile broadband connectivity with up to five other devices--laptop, another phone, MP3 player, and more--using Wi-Fi. With integrated Google technology, the Galaxy Tab brings one-touch access to the popular Google mobile services millions use every day, including Google Search by voice, Google Maps with Street View, Gtalk, YouTube, Picasa, and contacts/calendar synchronization.'

CNET have published a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Honeycomb tablet. 'The first thing that struck us upon taking the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 out of its box was its slim profile. In fact, when it's lying next to the iPad 2 we honestly can't tell which tablet is thicker and unfortunately we don't have a micrometer handy to get down into the business of microns. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 weighs 1.24 pounds, compared with the iPad 2's 1.32 pounds. Rather than several paragraphs filled with confusing numbers, I thought a chart would be much more appropriate. Here's a handy chart to illustrate the size differences between the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and other recent tablets.'

PC Advisor have published a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet PC. 'Like the Samsung Galaxy S II Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is made from sturdy feeling plastic and has a carbon-like finish on the rear. This adds style, and makes the tablet easy to grip. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 feels well built despite its plastic body and manages to remain lightweight at 599g. However, it does lack the premium feel of the Apple iPad 2 and the rear casing creaks when pressed near the charging port. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1's power button and volume control are the only physical buttons on the tablet. A side mounted headphone jack, a bottom-mounted proprietary charging/synchronising port and a SIM card slot keep the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1's shell relatively clean looking.'

PC Perspective have published a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab. 'Beyond a bigger screen size, hardware in the Galaxy Tab is extremely similar to the Samsung Galaxy S series of phones. Both the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab feature the Hummingbird processor core, developed by fabless semiconductor company, Intrinisty. This is an interesting detail, as the Apple A4 processor, first introduced in the iPad, and the Hummingbird core were both developed by by the same company, and are similar. However, since the development of this chip, Apple has purchased Intrinsity.'