Much more balanced look than the article floating around yesterday. Although, the 7" form factor seems even less practical too me. When I was purchasing a tab

Much more balanced look than the article floating around yesterday. Although, the 7" form factor seems even less practical too me. When I was purchasing a tablet, I had my mind set on the Blackberry Playbook, until I went and played with it. So small! Not enough differential from my phone screen to warrant a new device. >"Why does Samsung insist on trying to steer users towards Samsung apps that duplicate their functionality but miss out key features that make them useful, like, oh, being able to share stuff with folks who don't own a Samsung device" I don't understand this either. In fact, when I'm phone shopping, I refuse to buy a product that has applications installed, either by the service provider or manufacturer, that I can't remove. How naive are these companies to think that, of all the ways to mimic Apple, creating a "wall-garden" on an inferior eco-system is the choice? First build an awesome tablet. If it takes off, invest in having some good apps developed. Or rely on the Market to sort it out. Applications should add to the experience, not give you coronary every time you use your device.