Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch 32GB Grey Price in Singapore & Specifications

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch 32GB Grey Price in Singapore by Variants

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch 32GB Grey	Offer unavailable
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch 16GB Grey	Offer unavailable
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch 32GB Grey Specs

Release Date in Singapore
Model	10.1
Date	Jul 2012
Processor
Processor frequency	1 GHz
Processor family	Texas Instruments
Processor model	OMAP4430
Processor cores	2
Memory
Internal memory	1 GB
Maximum internal memory	1 GB
Display
Display diagonal	25.6 cm (10.1")
Display resolution	1280 x 800 pixels
LED backlight	Yes
Touchscreen	Yes
Touch technology	Multi-touch
Touchscreen type	Capacitive
Aspect ratio	16:10
Audio
Built-in speaker(s)	Yes
Built-in microphone	Yes
Ports & interfaces
Microphone in	Yes
Headphone out	Yes
SmartCard slot	No
Headphone connectivity	3.5 mm
Combo headphone/mic port	Yes
DC-in jack	Yes
Weight & dimensions
Width	256.7 mm
Depth	9.7 mm
Height	175.3 mm
Weight	581 g
Networking
3G	Yes
4G	No
Bluetooth	Yes
Top Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Wi-Fi standards	802.11b,802.11g,Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Bluetooth version	3.0
Ethernet LAN	No
3G standards	HSPA+
Storage
Internal storage capacity	32 GB
Card reader integrated	Yes
Compatible memory cards	microSD (TransFlash)
Storage media	Flash
Maximum memory card size	32 GB
Software
Platform	Android
Operating system installed	Android
Operating system version	4.0
Camera
Front camera	Yes
Built-in camera	Yes
Main camera resolution (numeric)	3 MP
Video recording	Yes
Second camera	Yes
Second camera resolution	0.3 MP
Battery
Battery technology	Lithium Polymer (LiPo)
Battery capacity	7000 mAh
Design
Form factor	Slate
Product colour	Grey
Performance
Position location	Yes
Assisted GPS (A-GPS)	Yes
Accelerometer	Yes
Ambient light sensor	Yes
GPS (satellite)	Yes
Electronic compass	Yes

Reviews of Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch 32GB Grey

hardwarezone.com.sg

Reviewed on 2012-07-07

Good build quality, Improved battery performance, Expandable memory slot

Occasional sluggish performance, Performance could be better, A little pricey

The original Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 set the bar pretty high with its stellar performance, ultra thin (8.6mm) and lightweight (565g) chassis. It was a viable alternative to the Apple iPad 2 until recently when the preliminary injunction filed by the Cuper...

techgoondu.com

Reviewed on 2012-03-15

At this time last year, Samsung was agonising over how slim its Galaxy Tab 10.1 was going to be to challenge Apple's iPad 2.Just like Apple this time, its updated Galaxy Tab 2 tablets, unveiled recently at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona, seem...

goodhousekeeping.com

Reviewed on 2015-03-19

Consumer testers liked the design and feel, Screen is very large for the size of the tablet

Could have more connectivity options, Low resolution compared to other tablets, Poor screen quality, Subpar camera/video, Below average system speed, Below average sound quality

The Android-powered Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1's TouchWiz Live Panels gives you a customizable home screen experience so you can choose what content you want easy access to. Great for multitaskers, the device's Mini Apps Tray option launches commonly used fe...

gadgetnutz.com

Reviewed on 2013-04-21

Posted in Mobile Device Reviews, Reviews This tablet is a nice big 10.1-inch size with a Multitouch 720p HD Screen (1280 x 800). The top edge of the tablet has the power button, a volume rocker button, the SD slot and the IR eye. More on that later wh...

chipchick.com

Reviewed on 2012-11-09

Lightweight formfactor despite its display size, excellent display with vivid colors, loud builtin speaker, comes with 50GB of DropBox storage, works as universal remote, The

Camera is mediocre, not quadcore

The Samsung GALAXY Tab 2 10.1 (Wi-Fi-only) is one of Samsung's latest tablets to join the ranks in their ever expanding Tab series. The Wi-Fi only Tab 2 comes running Android 4.0 with Samsung's TouchWiz overlay. Read on for our full review.Despite packing...

Theinquirer.net

Reviewed on 2012-09-14

Decent screen, intuitive Android 4.0 ICS operating system

Device proved laggy, feels cheap

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 looks identical to its Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 sibling, which as we pointed out in our hands-on review looks pretty cheap with its glossy white plastic casing. However, given that the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is an...

techworld.com

Reviewed on 2012-08-24

The first-generation Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was the iPad's closest rival of the time, even if such rivalry amounted to it being a device with a similar hardware spec, on a less-polished software platform, at a higher price. Still, if for some reason ...

notebookcheck.net

Reviewed on 2012-06-25

long battery life, fast 3G module, modest weight, decent display

poor sound, mean performance

This time, Samsung releases the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 which comes in 7.0-inch and 10.1-inch formats. These new tablets borrow the appearance of the previous Tab N family and, as such, should be immune to future Apple lawsuits. The Tab 2 family does not...

bigpicturebigsound.com

Reviewed on 2012-06-19

Gotta love that microSDHC card slot, Superior onboard stereo sound, That IR emitter that turns this tablet into a super-mega-ultra remote, in seconds, Rich, consumer-friendly Google Ecosystem

The screen pales beside the latest competition from Apple, Slightly sluggish to boot, load, Wi-Fi only, no data/carrier options

A lot of things get better when you take a terrific tablet and increase the screen size. But not everything. ...

tablet-news.com

Reviewed on 2012-06-17

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is one of those products that would have been better if they had no predecessor. The product by itself is OK, but if you compare it to the Galaxy Tab 10.1, it doesn't add that much to the experience. Going for $400 on Amazon, thi...

hothardware.com

Reviewed on 2012-06-14

Samsung's Galaxy Tab line continues to expand, with the latest additions coming in the form of the Galaxy Tab 2 Series. The Galaxy Tab 2 Series is available in 10.1-inch and 7.0-inch screen sizes. While these second-generation models clearly borrow som...

tabletpcreview.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-31

Great design, Frontfacing speakers, Expandable memory, IR blaster

2011 specs, Jittery performance when taxed, Weak speaker output

£279.00 Argos.co.ukI don't know why Samsung decided to call its new 10.1-inch Android tablet the Galaxy Tab 2. That moniker should have been reserved for a true next-generation Galaxy Tab, one with a quad-core chip and high-resolution or Super AMOLED Plus...

booredatwork.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-31

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is the successor to last year's Galaxy Tab 10.1. It sports a 10-inch, 1280 x 800 PLS display, dual-core 1GHz chip, 1GB of RAM, and a minimum of 16GB of internal storage. Plus you get 50GB of drop box storage for a year. It ha...

mobiletechreview.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-29

Runs Android OS 4.0, most affordable Samsung 10" tablet, Runs Android OS 4.0, most affordable Samsung 10" tablet, Runs Android OS 4.0, most affordable Samsung 10" tablet, Runs Android OS 4.0, most affordable

Weak price to feature ratio, CPU disappoints, Weak price to feature ratio, CPU disappoints, Weak price to feature ratio, CPU disappoints, Weak price to feature ratio, CPU disappoints

twitter: @lisagade) The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 isn't going to trounce your first generation Galaxy Tab 10.1. It's not here to compete with Tegra 3 quad core tablets like the Asus Transformer Pad TF300, Acer Iconia Tab A510 and Toshiba Excite 10. R...

Digitaltrends.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-16

Runs Android 4.0, Front-facing speakers, Solid construction, microSD card slot

$400 price is a bit high, Poor front and back cameras, Larger than last year's Galaxy Tab 10.1

In the last year, Samsung has released more tablets than you can shake a stick at . So many, in fact, that it has run out of sensible ways to name them all, leaving us with the new “Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1.” No it's not the second Galaxy Tab, and it won...

phonearena.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-15

Great battery life, Solid construction

Sluggish overall performance, Uninspiring design, Shoots terrible photos & videos

Samsung made it blatantly obvious last year that they would not be upstaged by the competition, as they seemingly redesigned the original Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to be thinner than the iPad 2. Well folks, fast forward one year later to the present, an...

engadget.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-15

Thin and light designHealthy battery lifeIR blaster and universal remote app

Terrible camera, even for a tabletDisplay is sometimes unresponsivePerformance trails similarly priced tablets

More Info Samsung announces Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 hands-on (video) PSA: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, Galaxy Player 4.2 now available online When we review a second-generation product there are certain things we tend to take for granted...

slashgear.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-14

This week we've gotten the next Galaxy Player family member in the house with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. What's that, you say? The Galaxy Tab 2 is a tablet and not a Galaxy Player? I beg to differ, ladies and gentlemen, as the Samsung world has done a...

talkandroid.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-13

A few weeks ago, Samsung released the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 , which of course is a 7-inch Android tablet. Today marks the release of the 10.1-inch version of that same tablet. Other than the display size, resolution, and storage capacity, the only other differ...

mashable.com

Reviewed on 2012-05-13

Is the large-size Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 a worthy iPad alternative? With its 10.1-inch screen, this is the Samsung tablet that competes most directly with Apple 's flagship "post PC" product. And with a price $100 cheaper than the entry-level iPad (for the ...