The Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 has been stripped down to compete with Amazon’s Kindle Fire for the low-end market. The 7-inch tablet will cost $250 and includes dual-core 1GHz processors, Android 4.0 and a three-megapixel rear camera.

Galaxy Tab 2 supports playing HD video content in a wide range of multimedia formats. Want put Blu-ray 1080p videos on Galaxy Tab 2 for watching? continue reading…

Earlier this week we received more than a couple of reports that the new Galaxy Tab 2, both the 7-inch and 10-inch models from Samsung had been delayed until late April. Under the hood is the same 1280 x 800 resolution screen and 1.0 GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor, so no quad-core here but still plenty fast. Want to watch MKV movies on Samsung Galaxy Tab 2? continue reading…

The world is changing. It’s quickly shifting to doing everything smarter. The world is moving forward, and this is where it’s going. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the tablet that redefines the tablet. The Tab 10.1 is gaming heaven. It has the speed and processing power to run any Android or Adobe Flash player compatible game with no buffering, stalling, downloads, or plug-ins.

My friend asked me few question about Galaxy tab 10.1 MKV playback, “Can I watch MKV movies on Galaxy tab 10.1? How to watch MKV movies on Galaxy tab 10.1? How to playback MKV movies on Galaxy Tab 10.1? ” Sure, you mabe have same questin. Let me share a simple way to solve Galaxy Tab 10.1 MKV playback problem with you.  continue reading…

Galaxy Player is a wonderful device that powered by Android. As a new product, it is convenient for different people to surf on the Internet. Once you get it, you can enjoy youself anytime, anywhere. The definition  of Galaxy Player 5.0 display is “800*480”. That is to say, it will be easy for you to carry. So, nowadays, it is becoming more and more popular.

There is no doubt that Galaxy Player 5.0 will be a good partner for you in the journey. You may watch some splendid movies on Galaxy Player 5.0. However, sometimes you may want to watch DVD movies on Galaxy Player 5.0, but the device doesn’t support it. continue reading…