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The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab has been exposed further thanks to iFanr. They have gotten leaked photos of the device with usability shots as well. They also shared some specification details although we’re not sure how accurate they are.
The Galaxy Tab’s 7″ screen is reported to be 1024×600 which gives it more display real estate compared to the slighly smaller 5″ Dell Streak that’s coming to Malaysia.
The chassis is said to be plasticky which could feel cheap in the hands compared to the iPad but that also translate to lighter weight as well. Also mentioned is the availability of a 3.2 Megapixel camera together with 3G and WiFi 802.11 b/g/n connectivity. It also comes with GPS and a low resolution front screen webcam for conference calls.
From the screenshots shown, the Galaxy Tab is shown running on Android 2.2 Froyo, which is a big plus. Another interesting discovery is that the on-screen keyboard looks similar to the one found on iPhones. Samsung trying hard to be as close as an iPad? Even the connectivity cable looks like an iPod/iPhone cable instead of the usual micro USB used by Android devices.
We believe that the Galaxy Tab should be launching soon considering it is being spotted on a field test in Australia. If it is available in Malaysia, which one do you prefer? The 5″ Dell Streak or a 7″ Samsung Galaxy Tab? Leave us a comment.
More photos after the jump.

As we enter Q3 for this year, we should be closer to Android 2.2 Froyo upgrades for existing devices. For those who can’t wait, we have leaked versions to play with. Today, the latest leaks are revealed for HTC Droid Incredible & Samsung Galaxy S!
For the Droid Incredible, the leaked Froyo comes with HTC Sense so it is pretty close to the real thing. It is reported that all features are working. Head over to XDA forums or download it directly.
For Samsung Galaxy S, the leaked version will be made available at Samsung Firmware World but at 12 o’clock AMSTERDAM time today. At time of this post, it is not available yet so you might want to check later in the evening. This is only for European, Asian and Arabic versions not for the multi-carrier variant Galaxy S versions in the US.
As always, flashing unofficial firmware is at your own risk. With more leaked versions coming up, we should be expecting the real deal to come anytime soon.
