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Samsung's Galaxy Tab is set to challenge the Apple iPad.
Samsung has finally unwrapped its Galaxy Tab tablet just a week after releasing a teaser video of the device, which is set to go head to head with the Apple iPad.
Similar to the Dell Streak — they both have smartphone capabilities — the Samsung Galaxy Tab's form factor is a big talking point. With a 7in display, it's smaller than Apple's iPad and therefore easier to carry around. This means it's a hybrid device that sits somewhere between a largish touchscreen phone like Samsung's own Galaxy S, and the iPad.
Naturally, comparisons to the iPad are inevitable — the Samsung Galaxy Tab is one of the first of many tablet devices that will be released this year, aiming to steal sales from Apple. While it has a smaller footprint than the iPad, the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be used in a similar manner: as a media consumption device that's ideal for browsing the Web, viewing multimedia and reading books, newspapers and magazines. Much like the iPad, the Samsung Galaxy Tab is not a meant to be a complete netbook or notebook replacement, nor is it a smartphone — even if you can make phone calls with it.
Like the iPad, the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be used in mainly as a media consumption device
With this in mind, how does the Samsung Galaxy Tab stack up against the Apple iPad?
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