The Samsung Galaxy Tab sports a glossy surface and is relatively light weight and solidly built. The 7 inch multi-touch capacitive touch screen is good enough to be used and responds quite well as is expected. The battery life is also considerable which can last for around seven straight hours for multimedia playback. E-reading on this Galaxy tab is a delight and at par the best in its category. The only downside though is that of the Android OS which simply reflects as if it is stretched to fit the big screen and bears quite a phone like user interface.
All in all, it scores high from all perspectives and is a worthy contender capable of dethroning some of the big names like Apple's iPad. Infact the user experience on this android based tablet is far better than the iPad on many grounds. The price however seems to be a bit high at Rs. 37,800 than what people would have expected and hence the only fact that can bring this to the top positions is its features and stylish form factor which is undoubtedly one among the best.
Will Samsung Galaxy Tab be able to compete the Apple's iPad in terms of popularity? If you have any views, feel free to comment below.
