daperl | # 1 | 2010-11-09, 19:10 | Report

For me, with dual-core ARM processors just around the corner, I can't see myself buying any more single-core computers.

What are your thoughts?

cfh11 | # 2 | 2010-11-09, 19:11 | Report

No.

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nidO | # 3 | 2010-11-09, 19:15 | Report

No.

7" is too small for a tablet imo, and Android (2.2 at least) isnt very good for any kind of actual productivity on a tablet.
Also, it's laughably expensive.

jflatt | # 4 | 2010-11-09, 19:21 | Report

As soon as it runs full Linux

debernardis | # 5 | 2010-11-09, 19:25 | Report

It's a great device for non geeks. Not too big, not to small. Quick, fashionable, pleasant to use.
Cons: proprietary connector, not-too-great camera.

etuoyo | # 6 | 2010-11-09, 19:32 | Report

I was definitely going to get one until the price was revealed. Now I am waiting to see what HTC has to offer or if there any other sensibly priced options.

geneven | # 7 | 2010-11-09, 19:32 | Report

No.

I think that paying $60 a month for phone access is crazy, regardless of the kind of phone. I think that phones are mostly hype and that most people who are buying expensive ones are wasting their money, kind of like the many, many people who buy a computer that has all kinds of fancy capabilities and then use it to send email. This is basically charity for tech companies.

Capt'n Corrupt | # 8 | 2010-11-09, 22:29 | Report

I will most likely get one. There are many metrics beyond processor speed that make a quality device and the Tab is incredibly well rounded in this regard. While there are faster units coming out, I suspect that the Tab will continue handle most tasks very well.

All of this is subjective, but I feel the Tab has:
- Excellent screen
- Excellent capacitive touch
- Excellent form factor/weight
- Excellent OS (please try not to yell!)
- Excellent battery life
- Excellent suite of software out-of-the-box
- Excellent performance

Capt'n Corrupt | # 9 | 2010-11-09, 22:33 | Report

Not all of us are like this. For me, I use VoIP exclusively for calls, and will use prepaid 3G for those times I really need it for calls or internet connectivity.

I wish my N810 had a cellular WAN connection as it would have been so much more useful to me.

danramos | # 10 | 2010-11-09, 23:03 | Report

I agree.

I disagree. But isn't it nice that there will be several versions of the Galaxy Tab so that people such as myself have the option to buy a far more computer-like, somewhat cheaper and less radio-laden version of such a device, unlike some purported former Internet Tablet lineage devices?