Samsung, lol
http://technologizer.com/2011/03/25...t-its-figure-and-about-those-galaxy-tab-fans/
http://technologizer.com/2011/03/25...t-its-figure-and-about-those-galaxy-tab-fans/
Me, I was confused about a different aspect of Samsungs event, which you can watch here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jXY1x_tTcY
Much of it was devoted to video clips from the Samsung Galaxy Tab Interview Project, which the opening titles said took place on March 3rd in New York, and which was shown to involve inviting busy, successful New Yorkers to try the Galaxy Tab of their choice and share their opinions. The New Yorkers in question were identified as freelance travel writer Joan Hess, independent film director Karl Shefelman, and CEO, leading New York real estate firm Joseph Kolinksi.
As I watched the interviews, I noticed that Shefelman spoke and behaved more or less like a normal person, but Hess and Kolinksi came off as performers dressed for their parts and parroting Samsung talking points. I couldnt tell whether we were supposed to take the clips as a documentary or a mockumentary. So I Googled around and couldnt find any references to a travel-writing Joan Hess (one with, as she said, a following on Twitter) or a real-estate CEO Joseph Kolinski.
I did notice, however, that freelance travel writer Joan Hess bears a striking resemblance to New York actress Joan Hess:
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And that real estate CEO Joseph Kolinski could be New York actor Joseph Kolinksis twin brother:
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Filmmaker Karl Shefelman, on the other hand, looks a lot like filmmaker Karl Shefelman. Who works for a New York production company. One thats done work for Samsung.
A thin, light Honeycomb tablet starting at $499 still sounds like a good idea to me. I just feel like its not clear whether Samsung has one thats actually thinner than the iPad 2 yet, or whether it came up with the specs before it had a prototype to match themand also decided to build its own happy Galaxy Tab users rather than find them in the wild.