The same cannot be said about the 3.5mm jack, which is the only functional element that’s located on the top of the device. The right-hand side of Samsung Galaxy Tab is quite busy There are small plastic lids covering the two card slots so dust and dirt accumulation is far less likely. Samsung has placed the volume rocker and the power/screen lock keys there as well as the SIM card and microSD slots. The right hand side (assuming portrait is its default position) of the Galaxy Tab is quite busy. And since the keys use the same technology as the screen, using both is as smooth as it gets. They are all large enough and pose no obstacles to usability. Those include back, home, context menu and dedicated search keys. It may make styluses and gloves a no-no but every single touch of your bare fingers is sure to be registered.īelow the display we find four capacitive touch buttons. The sensitivity of the Samsung Galaxy Tab touchscreen is simply superb but that is hardly any news when talking about a capacitive unit. This is not to say that you are unable to see the Galaxy Tab display from small angles – the colors might be false but the image is all there. We will need to do a side by side comparison of the two units to see the margin of its defeat but it seems the colors get distorted at a smaller angle than on the iPad.
However when it comes to viewing angles the Galaxy Tab seems to be a bit behind the Apple tablet. The 7" screen of the Tab has great picture quality but not outdoors Of course the higher, 192 ppi density also helps here. It has great picture quality for an LCD unit and even though the contrast isn’t quite as impressive as the SuperAMOLED units it’s good enough to rival the iPad. The front of the Samsung Galaxy Tab is mostly about the 7” WSVGA (1024 x 600 pixels) LCD touchscreen. Of course it’s much heavier than any phone, but feels feather light next to the iPad. The plastic body also brings another advantage – it lowers the Galaxy Tab overall weight to an easily holdable 380 grams. The white back panel is really sleek and surprisingly fingerprint resistant. And the result is really sleek despite the all-plastic construction. Instead the final Galaxy Tab employs a new design where the sides match the color of the front, rather than the back panel and the body is curved in the opposite direction. Samsung Galaxy Tab was featured on various advertisments throughout Berlin where IFA is held
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You can probably see reviews of those all over the Internets today - but just so you be sure - if you see they've got a Galaxy Tab with a silver back and sides, it's an early prototype, even software wise. The final version of the tablet has nothing to do with the iPad clones that the leaked prototypes were. The design of the Samsung Galaxy Tab was certainly one of the most surprising things that its announcements brought.
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