Samsung says no to smaller 7-inch tablets
The Galaxy Tab was meant to knock the Apple iPad off its lofty perch, but sad to say, this rather heavy device failed to perform as intended. Well, fret not – Samsung has been working on a new Galaxy Tab 10.1 which sports a much more generous display area, and according to Samsung Mobile’s executive Dr W. P. Hong, the Korean company will be shunning the 7-inch tablet variety in the immediate future, touting that “Tablets should be bigger than 7-inches” as well as “..we think 10.1-inch is the best size for a tablet.” Well, that certainly jives with their new Galaxy Tab announcement, don’t you think so?
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