Samsung Slate 7 series is here to rock the Tablet World. If you thought Galaxy Note and Galaxy Tab2 were the best deals - think again - Samsung Slate 7 is here to surprise you!
Following are the details of the Samsung Slate 7, that I have:
For those of you who are not aware of Windows 8, Microsoft launched Windows8 with one main thing in mind - A single Operating System for PCs, Tablets and Phone! Yes, thats it! All the apps will work in SmartPhones, Tablets and Desktops.
And it doesn't end there...
Following are the details of the Samsung Slate 7, that I have:
Model
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Samsung Slate 7 Series
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CPU
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Dual-core 1.6-GHz Intel Core
i5-2467M low-voltage processor
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Operating System
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Windows7 upgradable to Windows8
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RAM
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4GB DDR3 RAM
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Internal Memory
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128 GB
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Display
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11.6-inch SuperBright LED backlit
display
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Brightness
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400 nits
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Resolution
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1366X768
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SIM Support
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Yes
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3G
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Internal
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GPU
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Intel HD graphic 3000
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Front Camera
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2MP
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Rear Camera
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3MP
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Connectivity
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Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi
802.11n
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Sensors
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Accelerometer,
Gyroscopic sensors, GPS
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Boot time
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Just 30 seconds
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For those of you who are not aware of Windows 8, Microsoft launched Windows8 with one main thing in mind - A single Operating System for PCs, Tablets and Phone! Yes, thats it! All the apps will work in SmartPhones, Tablets and Desktops.
And it doesn't end there...
The biggest problem plaguing the
Windows tablet concept has always been the lack of a physical keyboard
and mouse - two elements that are too deeply integrated into Windows
to discard without inconveniencing users. Samsung has sidestepped
these problems with a digital pen, dock, and wireless keyboard. Combined
with the impressive hardware inside, the Series 7 Slate stands to be
used both as a consumption device and a genuine productivity tool.
The dock, in addition to the necessary
docking connection, offers full-sized versions of the ports found on
the tablet, with HDMI, USB 2.0 and Ethernet ports available. The dock
is also remarkably sturdy, with metal construction, and table- gripping
rubber feet that provide a surprisingly stable base for the slate. When
using the touch screen in this set-up, I found myself wishing that
touch-screened desktop computers were so stable. The accompanying
wireless keyboard is just as slim and light as the Series 7 itself,
with chiclet-style keys and a cool brushed aluminum surface.
The Series 7 Slate is also light, weighing 1.96 pounds - lighter than many smaller 10-inch tablets we've seen, like the Acer Iconia W500-BZ467,
which weighed in at 2.1 pounds. It's thin too, measuring less than a
half inch thick. The back appears to be brushed aluminum, and the rich
texture of the cool metal surface leaves you feeling that the slate,
though thin and light, is still substantial.
Samsung Windows 8 tablets which were distributed in Developer build
conference were 5000 in numbers. Distributed Samsung tablets are
equivalent to series 7 slate PC, which has gone through multiple updates
so as to fulfill the requirements of the customers. Currently, research
is being carried out on Samsung Windows 8 tablets so to transform them
to latest functionality which is rich in thin dimensioning and other
parameters.
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