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If you're in the market for a 7-inch Android "Honeycomb" tablet then Samsung may have one for you. They've already announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus before and Amazon is looking to make some money off of it. The tablet is now available for $399 (16GB) and $499 (32GB) even though it wasn't supposed to be released until the 13th. So, you have the possibility of getting this one ten days early which you might want to consider. Check it out on Amazon.

[The Verge]

Samsung has just announced that they're bringing another Android tablet to the US. It's the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus which is set to hit the nation on November 13th for $399.99 and it's the WiFi-only model. Other specs include a 7-inch display with a 1,024 x 600 resolution, 16GB of storage, a dual-core 1.2GHz CPU, and Android "Honeycomb". The tablet will be hitting a bunch of different retailers including Best Buy, Amazon, Tiger Direct, and Fry's.

[BGR]

Samsung has just announced their latest tablet that'll be hitting the market before the end of the year. What you see above is the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 which, obviously, sports a 7-inch display. It also packs a 3MP camera, a 2MP front-facing camera, HSPA+ support, 16GB / 32GB of internal storage, an SD card slot, 1GB of RAM, a dual-core 1.2GHz CPU, and Android "Honeycomb" with the TouchWiz UI.

They managed to fit all that goodness into a 9.96mm thin body which is great. This will be available in Idonesia and Austria before the end of October while it'll gradually roll out elsewhere afterwards.

[The Next Web]

Samsung has just announced the availability and the prices of some of their upcoming devices. First up, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 will be available in the US starting on October 2nd for $469 (16GB) and $569 (32GB). This tablet is running Android 3.1 along with the Touchwiz UX if you like that. If you're waiting for their PMPs, the Galaxy Player 4.0 and 5.0 will be available starting on October 16th. These will be priced at $229 and $269, respectively. These feature a 4 / 5-inch display, a 3.2MP camera, a front-facing camera, WiFi b/g/n support, and Android 2.3.5 with the TouchWiz UI.

Update: As a bonus, Engadget has mentioned that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 has been spotted at the FCC.

[Engadget]

If you've been waiting around for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 then you can now pre-order it in the US on Best Buy. The tablet packs an 8.9-inch display along with Android "Honeycomb" and the Tegra 2 CPU. It's also quite thin and light so it should be easy enough for anyone to carry around. The 16GB model will cost you $469.99, while the 32GB model is $569.99. Check them out on Best Buy now, 16GB here and the 32GB model here.

[Phandroid]

Samsung has just officially announced their Galaxy Tab 7.7 As the name suggests it's packing a 7.7-inch Super AMOLED display with a 1,280 x 800 resolution. That's pretty darn good and it's running Android 3.2 with the Touchwiz UX. Specs for this one are a dual-core 1.4GHz CPU, HSPA+ connectivity, 16GB / 32GB / 64GB of storage, a microSD card slot, WiFi n / Bluetooth 3.0 support, a 3MP camera, a front-facing 2MP camera, GPS, and a 10-hour battery life. The tablet is pretty good and now Samsung has just about every size you can think of. The price and release date for this one is unknown right now but it should be announced soon.

[Engadget]

Samsung's Galaxy Tab 8.9 has been spotted lounging around at the FCC. Obviously, this features an 8.9-inch display with the "Honeycomb" Android OS. This one's suitable for AT&T in the US and the major carriers in Canada since it has 850/1900MHz GSM bands. If you've been waiting for the slim tablet then you're going to have to sit tight! Check it out at the FCC.

[Droid Matters]

I feel like 8.9-inches is just about as perfect as it gets for a tablet size but that just might be me. If you're like me though, you might want to wait until the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 because it has just hit the FCC and it should be available in just a few weeks. This one's packing a Tegra 2 CPU so if you can't wait for Tegra 3 tablets then this will probably be your best bet. Check it out at the FCC.

[Android Central]

A bit late to the party Samsung. They have just announced that the WiFi-only Galaxy Tab will be available on April 10th for $349 contract-free, of course. This tablet has been available for a few months now in North America so you already know that it features a 7-inch display, a microSD card slot, a 1GHz CPU, and the Android OS.

[AndroidSPIN]

At CTIA this morning, Samsung officially unveiled the Galaxy Tab 8.9 and Galaxy Tab 10.1 and they're actually looking pretty darn good - definitely a huge improvement over the 7-inch Galaxy Tab of last year. Both of these tablet are actually being marketed as the "world's thinnest mobile tablets" at just 8.6mm thick. For comparison's sake, the iPad 2 is 8.8mm thick so it's definitely quite the feat for Samsung to one-up Apple like that. On both tablets you'll find a 1,280 x 800 resolution PLS display (higher than the iPad 2), a dual-core 1GHz CPU (faster than the iPad 2), a 2MP front-facing camera, WiFi a/b/g/n / Bluetooth 3.0 support, a microSD card slot, a rear-facing 3MP camera, HSPA+ capabilities, dual speakers, Flash 10.2 support, and a battery life of up to 10 hours (6,800mAh battery on 10.1-inch model; 6,000mAh on the 8.9-incher).

Samsung has just released their latest teaser for their upcoming 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab. This will be officially unveiled at their Unpacked Mobile event which is next week. Specs are still unknown but it's pretty much confirmed that it'll have dual cameras as well as Android "Honeycomb". Let's wait and see what happens!


[Slash Gear]

Wow, another huge Staples leak has just been spotted and it's coming from their training guide - the one below is coming from a "major retailer" as well, but it could also be Staples. If this isn't the year of the tablets then I don't know what is. The leak shows several tablets that'll be launching this year. We'll just go in order starting with the Motorola XOOM which could be launching this week (March 17th) for $649; it's looking like this one will be the WiFi-only model. Next up is RIM's BlackBerry Playbook which could be launching on March 27th for $499 (16GB), $599 (32GB), and $699 (64GB). Keep in mind that this date might have moved to April. There's also word on the 7-inch Dell Streak 7 which will be launching in late March / April as well; price for that one should be $449 as well - it's already available on T-Mobile.

Now, for the coming soon tablets we have a bunch of them running on Android "Honeycomb" which is great news. We have the 8.9-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab which should be announced next week, the Dell Streak 10, a 10-inch Acer, and a 10-inch Toshiba. It's unknown what the 10-inch Acer tablet will be but it could be the Eee Pad EP101TC, which is a complete guess. The 10-inch Toshiba has been teased by them since January but they have yet to make it official. There's also word on a 10-inch HTC Android "Honeycomb" tablet that's on the way. This one hasn't been announced yet but I'm definitely looking forward to it!

Last, but definitely not least there's word on the 10-inch HP Touchpad running on the next version of webOS along with an unannounced 7-inch model. This will likely get announced at the company's next event which is in a few weeks. Amazing stuff!
[DROID-Life, Pre Central]

To most people, it's pretty clear that Samsung will be unveiling an 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab on March 22nd on Orlando, Florida, USA. The above image just popped up and it's a teaser image of said tablet. Specs are still unconfirmed right now but at least we know that there'll be a 3.5mm headphone jack. Out of all the things to tease, it's this. Come on now Samsung, you can do better.

[Samsung Hub]

Samsung looks like they're going to unveil their 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab on March 22nd at their next Unpacked event. How do we know this? Well, it's all because of the numbers "78910". We already know that there's a 7 and 10-inch Galaxy Tab, which leaves the numbers 89. Yup, like the rumours suggested, the 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab will be getting unveiled next month - likely with Android 3.0 "Honeycomb". We can't wait!

[Samsung Hub]

A Korean news agency, Yonhap News, has just mentioned something quite interesting. Apparently, Samsung is getting ready to announce an 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab as soon as next month (March). What's unknown right now is the full spec sheet of said tablet and, more importantly, what version of Android it'll be running on. It will be an 8.9-inch variant but if they're going to try to compete with the LG G-Slate then they're going to have to put "Honeycomb" on it. Of course, if LG did it then Samsung can put "Honeycomb" on a smaller tablet as well. Cross your fingers.

[Techland]

There's a new rumour going around that Samsung is going to be unveiling something great right at the start of MWC (Sunday). Reportedly, this will be the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 and will, of course, be running on the Android OS - version "Honeycomb". Rumoured specs for this one include an 8MP camera and a dual-core Qualcomm CPU which kind of seems weird since they have their own Exynos (Orion) chipset which should be in production shortly. Somehow, this tablet will barely be smaller than the current iPad even though it's supposed to have a 10.1-inch display. We'll see if this happens.

[Pocket-Lint]

It's not the biggest news of the day but you might want to know that the white Samsung Galaxy Tab is now available on Rogers in Canada. It took them long enough to release this model. Prices stay the same, that's: $499.99 on a 3-year contract, $524.99 on a 2-year contract, $559.99 on a 1-year contract, and $624.99 contract-free. Clearly, these prices are pretty high so maybe you'll want to wait for something better to come out. Check it out on Rogers.

[Mobile Syrup]

Samsung Canada has reportedly announced that they'll be launching two devices in the coming months. It's going to be the Google Nexus S, which should be hitting Best Buy's across the nation, and the WiFi-only Galaxy Tab. Of course, the Galaxy Tab is already available on Rogers but this one will be an unsubsidized model. About the Nexus S, this will be the first Android handset in Canada running on "Gingerbread" but we still have no clue which carrier it will be hitting. The device doesn't even have support for HSPA+ so it doesn't really matter. Launch dates are still unknown but the Galaxy Tab will be here in late Q1 / early Q2.

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