Samsung Galaxy Tab (Sprint) vs Apple iPad (64GB, 3G) - PRLog (free press release)
PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 16, 2010 – Samsung Galaxy Tab (Sprint) vs Apple iPad(64GB, 3G). Well, most people prefer the bigger size iPad. Apple iPad (64GB, 3G) weights 1.6 lbs more heavy than 0.8 lbs Samsung Galaxy Tab (Sprint). Samsung Galaxy Tab
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Samsung Galaxy Tab comes to AT&T on Sunday for $650; U.S. Cellular on Friday for $599 or $399 - Los Angeles Times
AT&T will start selling the Samsung Galaxy Tab on Sunday for $649.99. That's $50 more than Sprint, T-Mobile or Verizon are already selling the new iPad challenger for, without an attached 3G service data plan. The Galaxy Tab has a few features not found
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Samsung Group Revives Central Office as Lee Family Reclaims Grip - BusinessWeek
Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Samsung Group will form a planning office that will oversee its units, returning South Korea’s largest family-run industrial group to the centralized business model it abandoned two years ago. Lee Kun Hee, who stepped down as group
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Tech review: Samsung's Focus is the only recommendable Windows Phone 7 handset so far - Dallas Morning News
Microsoft is taking a bold leap into the mobile world with its new Windows Phone 7 operating system. So it's disappointing that the first handsets running the software are so pedestrian. I've had a chance to test out three new WP7 phones, and the only one
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Samsung to create new group affairs organization after scandal rocked conglomerate - Minneapolis Star Tribune
SEOUL, South Korea - Samsung will create a new organization to coordinate the group's sprawling businesses after a previous one was closed in 2008 amid a corruption scandal that rocked the massive conglomerate. Samsung consists of dozens of companies with
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Samsung revives group office ahead of exec changes - Reuters
SEOUL Nov 19 (Reuters) - South Korea's biggest conglomerate Samsung Group [SAGR.UL] said on Friday it would revive its group office, which was abolished in 2008 after its chairman quit following a corruption scandal. Samsung, which controls some 60
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UPDATE 1-Samsung Elec Chairman Lee says to promote son - Reuters
SEOUL, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co ( 005930.KS ) chairman Lee Kun-hee said on Wednesday he would promote his son, Jay Y. Lee, a move that could eventually pave the way for the chief operating officer to take over the top job at the world's
Source: www.reuters.com
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