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The story of the Galaxy Tab has been quite a saga,
to say the least. In fact, it was actually back in May that we first heard rumblings of Samsung's plans
to unleash a 7-inch Android tablet much like its
Galaxy S phones, but it was only after months of painful teasing -- including a cruel look at just its packaging on the Engadget Show -- that Sammy finally unveiled the Galaxy Tab to the world at IFA.
The Tab certainly packed the specs -- a 1GHz
processor, full Flash support thanks to Android
2.2, dual cameras, support for up to 32GB of
storage and WiFi / 3G connectivity -- to put other
Android tablets to shame, and our initial hands-on with it only had us yearning for more. Without
pricing and availability, however, the story was
at a cliffhanger. Of course, those details trickled
out over the next few months, and here in the US,
Samsung finally announced that all four major US carriers would be getting Tabs to call their own. Verizon then finally took the lead in announcing pricing,
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The story of the Galaxy Tab has been quite a saga,
to say the least. In fact, it was actually back in May that we first heard rumblings of Samsung's plans
to unleash a 7-inch Android tablet much like its
Galaxy S phones, but it was only after months of painful teasing -- including a cruel look at just its packaging on the Engadget Show -- that Sammy finally unveiled the Galaxy Tab to the world at IFA.
The Tab certainly packed the specs -- a 1GHz
processor, full Flash support thanks to Android
2.2, dual cameras, support for up to 32GB of
storage and WiFi / 3G connectivity -- to put other
Android tablets to shame, and our initial hands-on with it only had us yearning for more. Without
pricing and availability, however, the story was
at a cliffhanger. Of course, those details trickled
out over the next few months, and here in the US,
Samsung finally announced that all four major US carriers would be getting Tabs to call their own. Verizon then finally took the lead in announcing pricing,
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