Samsung 10.1-inch Sliding PC 7 Series tablet

Samsung has introduced it’s latest Sliding PC 7 Series, which is a tablet that can slide out a 80/81 key keyboard for much better typing experience.

The Samsung Sliding PC 7 Series is powered by an Intel Atom Z670 processor with 2GB of RAM. The tablet is equipped with a 10.1-inch display with 1366×768 pixels resolution, ambient light sensor, touch capabilities and Windows 7 with a custom Samsung app launcher.



Measuring at less than 2cm think and weighing under 1kg, the Samsung Sliding PC 7 Series relies on an SSD drive for storage (32GB or 64GB), hence Windows boot in just 15 seconds or wake up from hibernation in 3 seconds. Other features include an HDMI port, WiFi, optional 3G/WiMAX connectivity and more.

This amazing Samsung tablet will be available for sale in March for $699.

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my question is can run photoshop or office

Vicky wrote:my question is can run photoshop or office

I read up on it and it said that during the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show (CES), that the Samsung tablet comes fully equipped with the Microsoft Windows 7 OS and a pre-installed microsoft office 2010 starter package. It's seems that it's slightly better than most tablets, given the fact that it's a slider and comes with it's own full on QWERTY keyboard.

You can pretty much take it with you anywhere; it's perfect for indoor/outdoor use. It's great for personal use for social networking or simple computing activities-you can even watch movies on it.

The brightness levels adjust according to the ambient lighting that surrounds your environment which makes it a big energy saving feature. With these auto adjustments it'll last you about 9 hours.

Among other specs, it has an hdmi port, 4-in-1 memory card reader, built in webcam & audio speakers, 3g networking, and is capable of device-to-device connectivity among other Samsung AllShare users which allows you to swap music, videos, and photos among other things between each other

I was seriously considering getting an iPad, but since I found that article about the announcement of its release, this seems like it would be worth my money because it's like a slim version of a cross between a netbook and an iPad or tablet device. It's fairly light- 2.2 pounds. My laptop isn't terribly too big, but the battery life is pretty much at it's end without the power source and I'd like something smaller to take around with me that'll fit nicely into one of my huge bags lol. They're starting at around $700 MSRP, bit pricey, but it's pretty nice.

And about photoshop..not sure..I'm pretty sure it'd be possible to run it? I didn't see any details in regards to that software. Anything is possible these days with all the hacks that are going about. So if it so happens that you can't run photoshop on it, sit tight for a little while and maybe there will be a way. They've cracked just about everything else!

Thats a pretty sweet tablet. Nice addition to have the qwerty keyboard, makes it more of a laptop then a tablet. The specs look pretty good too consider its size. The $700 is indeed a bit pricy and probably wont drop until 2012 or hopefully by the holidays. I would buy this but I already own a laptop that doesn't nearly get any amount of attention as it should, so I'll probably hold out on buying this, although the size is beneficial to carry around.. arrrgghhh the dilema @_@

Meesh wrote:

Vicky wrote:my question is can run photoshop or office

I read up on it and it said that during the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show (CES), that the Samsung tablet comes fully equipped with the Microsoft Windows 7 OS and a pre-installed microsoft office 2010 starter package. It's seems that it's slightly better than most tablets, given the fact that it's a slider and comes with it's own full on QWERTY keyboard.

You can pretty much take it with you anywhere; it's perfect for indoor/outdoor use. It's great for personal use for social networking or simple computing activities-you can even watch movies on it.

The brightness levels adjust according to the ambient lighting that surrounds your environment which makes it a big energy saving feature. With these auto adjustments it'll last you about 9 hours.

Among other specs, it has an hdmi port, 4-in-1 memory card reader, built in webcam & audio speakers, 3g networking, and is capable of device-to-device connectivity among other Samsung AllShare users which allows you to swap music, videos, and photos among other things between each other

I was seriously considering getting an iPad, but since I found that article about the announcement of its release, this seems like it would be worth my money because it's like a slim version of a cross between a netbook and an iPad or tablet device. It's fairly light- 2.2 pounds. My laptop isn't terribly too big, but the battery life is pretty much at it's end without the power source and I'd like something smaller to take around with me that'll fit nicely into one of my huge bags lol. They're starting at around $700 MSRP, bit pricey, but it's pretty nice.

And about photoshop..not sure..I'm pretty sure it'd be possible to run it? I didn't see any details in regards to that software. Anything is possible these days with all the hacks that are going about. So if it so happens that you can't run photoshop on it, sit tight for a little while and maybe there will be a way. They've cracked just about everything else!

oh sweet damn it runs window virus on tablets now yay lol