Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, back in October
and today it has finally arrived in India under the alias, the Tab 620.
The new 7-inch tablet is a sort of an overhaul of the original Galaxy
Tab P1000. The tablet is currently available in certain retail stores
and across online stores like Flipkart for Rs. 26,499.
While it may share the same screen size as its predecessor, a lot has
changed under the hood. It’s a lot slimmer and lighter at 345g. The
tablet features the new PLS LCD touchscreen. Instead of Gingerbread, we
now get Honeycomb 3.2 out-of-the-box with a promise for ICS later on.
Currently only the 16GB model is available in India, but unlike its
elder siblings, the Tab 750 and 730, you can expand the memory by 32GB
via microSD card. It also features HSPA+ and dual-band Wi-Fi with Wi-Fi
Direct. It retains the 3.15MP camera, but it’s now capable of 720p
recording. Despite being slimmer, they’ve managed to keep the same
battery capacity. Finally, powering the Tab 620 is the Exynos chipset
from the Galaxy S II, which gives it two cores and much faster GPU.
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