Matt Buchanan 
If you are not really a nerd, you should not buy an Android tablet. Not. That one is like individuals, except it's first the main one to a minimum of seem like a tablet legitimate people.
PLUSSES
Thinner and lighter than an iPad 2, with a gram along with a millimeter (or two). This can be a Large Deal. It's why is the Universe Tab feel an era in front of every other Android tablet, despite the fact that it's essentially exactly the same guts and software and battery existence, for the similar reason why the iPad 2 felt just like a truly new device, not really a minor upgrade. It sets the bar for which almost every other Android tablet should seem like. The 1280x800 screen is fairly good crispy and poppy and saturated, though you have to crank the brightness for that full effect.
Disadvantages
Plastic. That's Samsung's shortcut to out-wisping the iPad 2. Therefore it also feels cheaper, less well built. The 16:9 orientation causes it to be seem like you are creating a small mistake each time you possess it in portrait, prefer to read a magazine on Kindle. It's too lengthy and awkward the middle of gravity's off. The slow slip of bloatware, even about this mostly stock build of Android 3..1 I simply wanted Pulse and Weatherbug disappear, there is however no good way to eliminate them. (Pulse stored delivering me notices before the very first time I even opened up the application! I am already scared of the entire TouchWiz experience visiting Tab people'll really have the ability to buy, even when it is dependant on the enhanced Honeycomb 3.1.)
I wish to cry each time I open the Android Market, looking for new tablet applications just like a poacher of endangered species.
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