Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Review
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Yes the true successor to the original Galaxy Tab is here. Now dubbed the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. This 7-inch tablet from Samsung runs Honeycomb Android 3.0 with the latest TouchWiz overlay. It sports a dual core 1.2Ghz processor, 2 megapixel front facing camera, 3. 2 megapixel rear camera (records at 720p), Bluetooth 3.0 and GPS capabilities, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n at both 2.4GHz and 5GHz, along with support for channel bonding and apt-X Codec for Bluetooth.
Its got a slim design prolife, that makes the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus look and feel thin that its predecessor. It got a smooth Charcoal finish. The Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus has no physical buttons and like all Honeycomb tablets, resorts to onscreen controls. The Tab has an ir sensor which should allow the device to control an remote controlled electronic device in your home. It also feels very light in your hands an comfortable to hold .
Peel Smart remote Software
It comes pre-installed with the Galaxy Tab 7.0 plus., this with the aid of the IR sensor, allows the user to take control of any of your home electronics that uses an IR remote, (i.e DVD, Blu-ray, AV receiver, TV, Cablebox). The set-up process is relatively ease, just follow the instructions. The Smart remote app, gives you a visual view of what is playing on your TV at that point in time, allowing you to control and jump into the show of your choice. You can also add shows to favorite listing and share what you are watching to friends on Facebook & Twitter. You can also search for shows by genre and time slot. In all it is a very fun effective tool
Conclusion
The Samsung galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is a true solid Honeycomb Tablet. It runs as smooth as other Samsung Tablet and its size definition puts it closer to the ereader market. The really aren't any flaws to the device other than the price point at $399. If this was priced at between $325 & $350. I would say Samsung Has a clear winner here; with it IR functionality combined with all the Android 3.2 features. But its price point is a little high and with the mounted competition out there from the Kindle Fire & the Nook. This might be the best tablet that will be passed up during the Christmas period.