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Should I hold out for the more business-minded BlackBerry PlayBook 
Time will tell!
Time will tell!
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You should wait for the Snick Tablet
Specs are
x" screen
65k colors
memory TBD
processor YES
camera Probably
network: wifi, bluetooth,3G - works in most countries
flash support: yes (1)
app store: Good Idea !
price: will tell you later
(1) flash use reduces battery life to 20 minutes, or until crash.
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The downside is it only displays porn!(Snick @ Sep. 28 2010,18:53) You should wait for the Snick Tablet
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I'll bet the apps will be better for the Samsung and the email will be better on the BB.(Bumpa STIKKA @ Sep. 29 2010,00:16) Should I hold out for the more business-minded BlackBerry PlayBook
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If you hold out a little bit longer Bumpa, the next iPad will have a 1080p HD video camera with true image stabilization, an iPhone built in, a BluRay DVD player AND burner, 2.4GhZ dual processors, 500GB of storage, expandable memory, and although it comes with Apple OS you can also load Windows XP if you partition the drive. Same screen size as the current, but .75 pounds and only $550.
Oh... almost forgot - 7.1 channel surround with 150 watt subwoofer built in.
The longer you wait the better the product. The longer you wait, the cheaper the product. The longer you wait, the longer you don't have anything.Making newbie mistakes since 2009 so you don't have to
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News, analysis and insights from Barron's Silicon Valley bureau.
SEPTEMBER 28, 2010, 10:56 AM ET
Apple: Cook Not Going to HP
By Tiernan Ray
Just another day in Palo Alto: Apple (AAPL) had a sharp gap down this morning, apparently as rumors circulated that Apple COO Tim Cook was going to be offered the top spot at Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), which continues to seek a replacement for Mark Hurd and which is holding its analyst day today.
Not true, says Gleacher & Co.€™s Brian Marshall, who follows Apple. He called me a short while ago to say he€™d just run into Tim Cook in Palo Alto, had coffee, and asked him about the rumor.
€œTim Cook will not be going to HP, he loves Apple,€ Marshall tells me Cook told him.
(Cook had his iPad on him this morning, Marshall noted; no indication of what app(s) he was running.)
As for Research in Motion€™s (RIMM) €œPlaybook€ tablet, unveiled last night, Gleacher€™s Marshall thinks the company will mostly have success among its installed base of BlackBerry customers. He projects 50 million tablet computers of various stripes being sold next year, and says that Apple will probably get consumers€™ dollars €œ9 times out of 10.€
Despite a feature list that€™s long for the Playbook €” front-facing camera, Flash support €” €œwhich is the more productive device?€ asks Marshall. He thinks the iPad is, as well as being the device consumers actually crave owning. And the next iPad will be coming in Q1 of next year, he argues, likely with a front-facing camera for FaceTime video conferencing.
Marshall thinks the jury€™s still out on the 7-inch form factor of the Playbook, and says Apple could do something in that area, but he sees the company continuing to focus on the iPad€™s current form factor.
Apple shares this morning have regained some ground, now down $3.83, or 1.3%, at $287.33.
Note: the comments on the Playbook tablet were from Brian Marshall, not from Tim Cook, as incorrectly cited in the earlier version of the post. My apologies for the error.Making newbie mistakes since 2009 so you don't have to
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You want it ?...you can get it !
http://www.thaipr.net/nc....E7EB56B
Meanwhile LG and Acer have both decided to wait until Android 3.0 is out before releasing a tablet.The tablet is now available for pre-order at Samsung booth at the €œThailand Mobile Expo 2010 Showcase€ during 30th September €“ 3rd October for Bt22,900. Those ordering the product at the event will receive free an imported docking station and car holder worth Bt2,000, a life-time navigation service, and a free month of Route 66 voice navigation service. AIS customers receive free 12-month of 500-megabyte usage with entertainment applications worth Bt6,000. Samsung aims to sell at least 30,000 tablets by the end of this year and expect to receive about 1,000 orders out of the expected total sales of 7,000 mobile units throughout the fair,€ says Mr. Sitthichoke.
For more information about Samsung Galaxy Tab, call Samsung Customer Line at T: 02-689-3232 or toll-free from a landline at T: 1-800-29-3232.
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Not such a bad idea...(Snick @ Oct. 04 2010,16:02) Meanwhile LG and Acer have both decided to wait until Android 3.0 is out before releasing a tablet.
I'll wait also.
My galaxy s running on 2.1 has some issues that are frustrating... notably the lag and previously mentioned cookie issues.
I've read android 2.2 solves the lag due to much faster processing so that will be a step in the right direction. Hopefully that release will be out very shortly
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Galaxy S sent off to the repair shop~~
Love the phone but had to send it off to the repair shop to have its entire software replaced
Found out a little about android OS that i didn't know and don't like.
Seems like my carrier is a cheap charlie and i have substandard software... there are many version of android 2.1 ... this i didn't know
Anyways... be interesting to see if the cookie issue and bloomberg issue are sorted once the final aussie release of 2.1 is re-installed on my handset.Comment
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Azza, see if you can get this to fly
Google Maps Navigation now available in Australia and New Zealand
http://www.downloadsquad.com/2010....-zealan
by Vlad Bobleanta (RSS feed) Nov 17th 2010
Voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation is now available for Google Maps for Android in Australia and New Zealand. This feature works if you have a smartphone running Android 1.6 or newer. Maps Navigation is integrated with Google Search and even Google Voice Search -- meaning that you don't even have to know your destination's name, you can just search for it either by typing or speaking. ...Comment
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I have my Samsung Galaxy Tap, finally!
Unfortunately it's in the UK so I won't get to see it for another week or so!
Cost 469 quid!
Will update this thread when I get it with a fantabuloso review of it!SHEMALE.CENTER
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