Okay, now that's an Android device with higher than average returns. I take back my previous statement. That said, it's cute that you're comparing the Galaxy T

Okay, now that's an Android device with higher than average returns. I take back my previous statement. That said, it's cute that you're comparing the Galaxy Tab to the iPad. For the unaware, both articles are referring to the original Galaxy Tab that released last winter, before Android's Honeycomb version came out, making the OS officially tablet-supported. It's a middle-ground device that's neither a phone nor a tablet, and seems to take after the worst of both. The actual Honeycomb Samsung Tablet is called the Galaxy Tab 10.1, and was released this summer.