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The drama continues: Samsung officially postponed the event Australian media for Samsung Galaxy 10.1 tab. The media event was originally scheduled for next week on 11 August 2011. It's not going to happen and also means that GalTab 10.1 probably will not run on this day, either.
This does not necessarily mean that the tablet itself would be abolished, though. Samsung statement yesterday and spoke to Gizmodo Australia, in which they stressed GalTab 10.1 start in Australia in the near future ". But its exact launch date is not known at present.
Via Gizmodo Australia
Samsung GALAXY transfer MEDIA tab 10.1 activities
11 August 2011
In the light of the current proceedings from Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Australia, Samsung regret to announce that it will postpone its media event scheduled for August 11, 2011, 10.1 Samsung GALAXY tab.Samsung announces new date for the event GALACTIKA 10.1 Media tab as soon as possible.
Samsung reached an agreement with Apple, where he would not release do not advertise 10.1 Galaxy Samsung in Australia. But Samsung has found a workaround and is planning to release their version is called instead of the tablet. But that may not happen at all now, as this is clearly against the faith of the agreement. 10.1 Samsung Galaxy Tab is 10.1 Samsung Galaxy tab.
Release about the launch of the media did not say that the event nor the tablet had been completely shelved. It simply States that new data for the event run media will be announced as soon as your set. May be on the ground conflict. Apple may have ordered his iPad event.
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