Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab 7.0N Plus

12 January, 2012

Samsung has redesigned their Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to sidestep the European courts' ban on its shipment in Germany.

Earlier the court ordered that the Galaxy Tab lineup design is too close to that of the Apple iPad and banned their sales, so Samsung had to alter them before it could reintroduce them to the German market.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0N Plus

The redesigned tablet comes with a new name - Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0N Plus and should be released later this month for the whopping 600 euro.

The major design difference is the stereo speakers mounted at the front of the device. It still features the 7" PLS-LCD display of WSVGA (1024 x 600) resolution, 345g weight, Android 3.2 Honeycomb (with ICS coming later on) and the GSM/HSPA combo for true phone capabilities.

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Reader comments

Anonymous
01 Feb 2012
miD

just because YOU dont want to doesn't mean you can speak on the behalf of all of us. I have the older gtp1000 tablet.. Been using it for about a year now. It's fantastic - most of the time I dont need my laptop AND it makes for a great phone with a b...

Anonymous
23 Jan 2012
bCa

its redicluous ....we want to use cell phone not a gadget like 7 inch larrrrrrrggggggg screennnn

kk
18 Jan 2012
tu6

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