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Samsung's Galaxy Tab Android Tablet Now Official
itwbennett writes "Samsung held a media event Thursday introducing the Galaxy Tab, and making official what we've already known for weeks, says blogger Peter Smith. 'We still don't have a price or a concrete ship date (though definitely this fall; Samsung says it'll be available for the holiday season),' says Smith. 'It'll ship with Android 2.2 (Froyo), runs Flash, has a 1Ghz Hummingbird CPU, 16GB of memory, a 7" LCD (1204 x 600 ) screen and weighs about 13 ounces. They're claiming a 7-hour battery life. Two cameras: a front-facing 1.3 megapixel, and a back-facing 3 megapixel. It has an HDMI port and will also share media to DLNA devices on the same network.'" Engadget adds some video footage.
So now I can honestly tell the ladies I regularly have 7'' in hand
Hang out at the YMCA and you can make this true without buying a tablet
"You're right," Fisheye says. "I should have set it on 'whip' or 'chop.'"
So now I can honestly tell the ladies I regularly have 7'' in hand
7" is below average range's top.
The joke size starts officially at 22cm (8"?). It's all in the copy of "BE A MAN!" manual that was given to you upon reaching puberty.
7" LCD is convenient - but I'd have to know how many sheets-of-glass thick it is before I'd consider buying one.
Uh... I hope you know that all Galaxy class starships are "imaginary", right?
Look, I know this is harsh, but they're just not real. Not like the Constitution Class from the Documentary Series.
If you were blocking sigs, you wouldn't have to read this.
Sorry, use of non standard punctuation convention that is less well known than I had thought.
Use of a question mark after a statement/fact that is clearly not a question indicates confusion and requests an explanation in light of that statement/fact.
It is a translation of the usage of a quizzical expression from face to face communication to text.