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Android tablets or oversized smartphones?
The first round of Android based tablets have been announced.
John Gillooly
Sep 22 2010, 8:45AM
Mobility
Samsung Galaxy Tab hands-on
We had time with Samsung's new 7in tablet. Read on for our finger feedback and preview
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Sep 8 2010, 8:37AM
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Samsung unveils iPad competitor
Samsung has officially kicked off the Tablet wars with the overnight announcement of the 7in Android 2.2-based Galaxy Tab.
John Gillooly
Sep 3 2010, 1:50PM
Hardware
Samsung's week of leaks
Samsung plans to unveil its Galaxy Tab tablet next week. But is there much more to say after several sources have spilled details on the device?
John Gillooly
Aug 27 2010, 2:24PM
Mobility
Keycorp, TAB settle suit
The TAB and electronic payments provider Keycorp Limited have reached a settlement, following a recent claim made by the TAB relating to faulty components used in gaming machines across NSW.
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Oct 8 2003, 12:00AM
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