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Both the companies are
banking big on these devices. Here is a comparison between the two
tablet devices set to lead the market in the coming months.
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Monday, January 23, 2012:
ASUS Transformer Prime
TF700T and Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 tablets fall in different categories
but are being touted as the 'tablet devices of tomorrow'.
ASUS
Transformer Prime TF700T will hit the shelves in the coming months. The
device will get the advantage of being the successor to the much popular
Transformer Prime. It is also being expected that the upcoming version
will do away with the shortcomings of Transformer Prime. Being the next
generation Ice Cream Sandwich tablet, it is being seen as a technical
development from the company's end. The device is likely to be shipped
in the second quarter of 2012.
On the other hand, Samsung's
device is by far the slimmest tablet device from the electronics maker
and is no less in terms of its specs and popularity. Apart from the
sleek body, it comes with the legacy of Galaxy Tab line, which in itself
is an advantage for the tablet. This offing from Samsung has got some
rave reviews from the industry experts. A review of the device done by GSM Arena says, “Not only are we getting a Super AMOLED Plus instead of a regular
LCD, we are also treated to a larger screen and higher resolution in a
body that hasn’t growtn noticeably. Plus, there’s the latest version of
the tablet-friendly Android on board, instead of Gingerbread and the
oversized-phone experience that it provides.” |
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Both the companies are banking big on these
devices. Here is a comparison between the two tablet devices, that are
set to lead the market in the coming months.
Display: The
display of Samsung's new offing, Galaxy Tab 7.7 is its most attractive
feature. The 19.6-cm (7.7-inch) device sports a SUPER AMOLED Plus
display with 1280 x 800 WXGA pixel resolution at 197 ppi. Samsung likes
to call it as the 'premium display' which delivers brilliant colours,
better contrast ratio, sharpness and response time that makes viewing
clearer and sharper. On the other Transformer Prime TF700T sports a
25.7-cm (10.1-inch) high-definition Super IPS + LCD capacitive display
along with Corning’s Gorilla glass and a resolution of 1920 × 1200
pixels. Experts of NVONews opine that this is a better display than any other tablet launched so far in any category.
Processor:
Samsung's Galaxy Tab 7.7 is powered by 1.4GHz dual-core processor. The
users of this tablet can watch videos, surf the Web and also click
images without any fuss because of its better performing processor. ASUS
tablet sports Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A9 CPU, ULP
GeForce GPU, which is by far the best launched so far.
Memory:
The internal memory of both the tablets is identical. They both come
with 1GB RAM. Samsung's tablet comes with three on-device storage
options; 16GB, 32GB and 64GB. It also features a microSD slot that can
support an additional 32GB memory. On the other hand, ASUS tablet comes
with storage options of 32/64 GB storage capacity with a microSD card
slot, which can provide extra support of up to 32GB.
Operating system:
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 runs on Android 3.2 Honeycomb. It is worth
mentioning here that Honeycomb is the tablet version of the operating
system from Google. The company has promised an upgrade to the Ice Cream
Sandwich within a few weeks time. ASUS Transformer Prime TF700T comes
with the latest Android 4.0 and the latest Waveshare UI.
Camera:
Experts are of the view that ASUS tablet sports the best camera so far
in any tablet. It comes with an 8MP camera, which makes it a pioneer
among other options in the market. While, Samsung's Galaxy Tab 7.7 comes
with a 3MP back camera with Full HD 720p video recording capability,
auto-focus and LED flash. It also has a 2MP front camera for video calls
in the front panel of the device.
Battery: Samsung Galaxy
Tab 7.7 offers a 5,100mAh battery, which is capable of around 10 hours
video playback and 50 hours music playback. While, Transformer Prime
TF700T is powered by a 25 Wh Li-polymer battery, which gives around 15
hours of back up.
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