Through the CTIA Wireless in Orlando Samsung used that time to officially show the world the new tablets with Android Honeycomb: Galaxy Tab 8.9 and 10.1, names that refer to the size of their screens.
A very well design work and now, not only pure Honeycomb interface, but it brings an adapted version of his famous TouchWiz interface adapted to Tablet screen size and user interaction, but this is not interesting, what is are the specs:
| Galaxy Tab 8.9 & 10.1 | |
| SO | Android 3.0 Honeycomb |
| Processor | Nvidia Tegra 1GHz Dual Core |
| Battery | 6000MAh |
| Ram | 1GB |
| Ports | iPod like 25 Pin port |
| Weight | 470g (8.9"); 575g(10") |
| Screen | 8.9" or 10" with 1280x800 pixels |
| Connectivity | Wifi g/n, Bluetooth 3.0 with LTE and WiMax Capable |
| Audio | Streaming Media, Stereo speakers |
| Camera | Front: 2Mpx; Back: 3Mpx with HD recording (1080p) |
| Video | Playback up to 1080p and mirror display up to 1080p |
| Storage | 16 & 32GB models |
| Sensors | Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Compass |
| Price | $450 - $600 US dlls |
| Availability | June 8, 2011 (US) |
Also I quote few words from CNET
The Tab 8.9 may not fit into a pocket, but its screen has the same resolution as that of the larger Galaxy Tab 10.1 -- 1,280x800 pixels. That means there are more pixels on a smaller page, which should make the Tab 8.9 the sharpest of Samsung's tablets. The original Tab packed 1,024x600 pixels into its 7-inch screen.
This statement would make me think about it and give a try to this tablet in order to assure that 8.9 are the perfect size.
As we are used to, here is a demo video of its functionality:
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