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Samsung sure is getting a lot of mileage in the media about their new Galaxy Tab P1000 tablet. We guess that has to do with the excitement surrounding the first slate tablet to (possibly) reach market by a major electronics manufacturer since the iPad. There are a lot of people interested to see how it [...]

Guess who’s back, back again? Samsung’s back, tell a friend. Yup, that’s right. Samsung is, according to Engadget, getting back into the tablet/UMPC game. We guess they were tired of playing it low key. Now seeing everyone run around and talk about tablets like Samsung ain’t got none. What you think they sold ‘em all?
Evidently [...]

According to APC Magazine, Samsung is working on a slate tablet for release later this year and promises that it will be more than just another MID device. According to Emmanuele Silanesu, marketing manager for Samsung’s Australian division, the tablet will focus on becoming “a primary device in terms of its processing power and IO.” [...]

Samsung had two touchscreen eReaders that they premiered at CES. The Samsung E6 was a 6-inch eBook reader that is selling for a whopping $399 and the Samsung E101 is a 10-inch (9.60-inch to be specific) eBook reader for $699. Now Samsung is introducing a third version into the mix.
The Samsung E61 is basically [...]

Korean manufacturer SoundGraph has launched two new touchscreen USB auxiliary monitors called FingerVu that can run independently from your computer. The FingerVU 436 is a 4.3-inch resistive touchscreen while the larger FingerVU 706 features a 7-inch resistive touchscreen.
We recently saw a tablet/auxiliary monitor at CES with the same general concept in the Cydle M7. [...]

Samsung just announced their entrance into the eReader foray with the E6 and E10 eBook readers and they’re certainly not aimed at the common consumer.
Samsung’s new E6 (a 6-inch) and E10 (a 10-inch) eReaders both feature touchscreens, WiFi b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, but no 3G capability. Both allow for handwriting directly on the screen and [...]

Samsung has demoed a new 55″ LED backlit LCD TV with a 7″ touchscreen tablet called the LED Couple.
The tablet is used not only as a remote control with visual interface (including TV channel guide and program previews), but it can stream video from the TV to the tablet using a WiFi 802.11n connection. [...]