I think you’re thinking of the wrong kind of Tab

Looks Are Important...

As far as looks are concerned, the Samsung Galaxy Tab only really has one well-known device to compete with- the iPad. The Samsung Galaxy Tab is slightly smaller (almost 3 inches in length) and lighter in weight- it weighs less than a pound. This little guy packs a mean punch, and fits more comfortably in the hand than the iPhone does. The screen is clear, bright and super responsive. Another huge bonus are the front and back-facing cameras, an area where the Samsung Tab dominates.

Hardware Deets Include:

• Height: 7.48 inches
• Width: 4.76 inches
• Thickness: .47 inches
• Weight: 13.23 ounces
• Display Screen: 7-inch TFT LCD, with WSVGA display
• Memory: 8GB of internal memory storage, with room for 32 GB expandable storage
• Battery Capacity: 4000 mAh rechargeable battery, with up to 13 hours of use and up to 500 hours of standby
• 1GHz Samsung Cortex A8 Hummingbird Application processor
• 1.3 megapixel front-facing and 3.0 megapixel back-facing cameras (Where were you on that one, Steve Jobs?)
• 16 GB of memory, expandable by another 32 GB- that should take care of quite a few Gossip Girl episodes
• Built-in Speakers

You can’t drink this Tab.

...But It’s What’s Inside That Counts

It’s not only the Android 2.2 OS that makes the Galaxy Tab awesome. Thanks to the endless number of apps and cool features, this device can take the place of your Nook, navigation, iPod, digital camera, DVD player, digital photo frame, video cam, compass... Everything.

Features & Built-in Apps Include:

• E-mail- duh
• Browser- WITH Adobe Flash Player!
• Daily Briefing- so you know all about the weather, stocks and other info you need first thing
• YouTube- because the person on the plane next to you really does have to see the talking cat and dog videos you love so much
• Built-in NOOK for E-reading
• Samsung Media Hub
• Photo Gallery- show off your dog in style
• Music- see ya, lil’ iPod
• Full HD video player
• 720p Video Recorder
• Navigation
• Contacts, Alarm Clock, Calculator-please, like it wouldn’t have a calculator
• Maps & Places
• MyFiles- hold it here
• Quick Office- if you feel like working
• True Multitasking

So what do I think? Read on to find out the best and worst feature...