Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 vs. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 P7100 : Specs Fight!

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Samsung Galaxy Tab vs. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Definitive Specs Comparison Table

Detail/Feature	Samsung Galaxy Tab	Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
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Dimensions	190.1 x 120.5 x 12 mm	246.2 x 170.4 x 10.9 mm
Weight	0.838 lbs	1.32 lbs
Screen Type	Capacitive - Supports Multi-touch gestures	Capacitive - Supports Multi-touch gestures
Screen Size	7.0-inch 1024 x 600 pixels	10.1-inch WXGA, 1280 x 800 pixels
Video Call	Yes	Yes
Camera	Yes, Two 1.3 MegaPixels in front, 3.15 MegaPixels Camera at the back with LED Flash and Autofocus, Video Capture: 720p HD	Yes, Two 2 MegaPixels in front, 8 MegaPixels Camera at the back with LED Flash and Autofocus Video Capture: 1080p HD
Operating System Upon Release	Android 2.2 Froyo	Android 3.0 Gingerbread
CPU	1Ghz ARM Cortex A8 processor PowerVR SGX540 graphics	1Ghz Dual Core Tegra 2
Internal storage	16, 32 GB options	16, 32 GB options
Expandable storage	Yes, microSD card slot, supports up to 32GB	No
USB port	Yes, USB 2.0	Yes, USB 2.0
Wifi	Yes	Yes
Internet Browser	Android Web Browser, Various	Android Web Browser, Various
Adobe Flash Support	Yes, Flash 10.1 in Browser	Yes, Flash 10.1 in Browser
Apps	Yes, Android Market	Yes, Android Market
Multi-tasking	Yes	Yes
Battery life	25 hours Talk Time on 2G	TBA
Price	Php 28,000 - 35,000 depending on store	TBA
Release date/Availability	Now available in the Philippines	TBA

I know you're probably asking yourself: "What was Samsung thinking?! Why didn't they put highly useful ports like microUSB or microSD card slot on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1? What's that about?!"

The thing is, if we're going to think of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 as the next iteration to or the immediate upgrade from Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000, it'd be so easy to expect the former to be leaps-and-bounds better than the former. But really, I don't think that's the case.

I'm inclined to believe that Samsung intends to promote and sell these two products at the same time, side by side each other -- with 10.1 just slightly more expensive that the 7-inch version. P1000 should appeal to users who want a smaller, lighter tablet with more ports while P7100 will be for those who want a bigger, more powerful tablet and who don't often use all those ports.