Samsung has posted a teaser video for the Galaxy Tab.
Samsung has posted a teaser video for the Galaxy Tab tablet.
Here it is (since the official video doesn't want to play nicely, here's one Engadget converted earlier):
In this video we get teased with a lot of cool stuff:
Cool stuff!
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