Samsung Recently launched galaxy tab 2310 in indian market.After the success of samsung smartphones samsung is trying the strategy on its tablets. The Galaxy Tab 2 310 comes at almost half the price at which original Galaxy Tab was launched in India and has similar features. lets check it out the overall performance of Recently Launched Samsung Galaxy Tab 2310.
Display
In order to reduce the pricing of Tab 2, Samsung has opted for 1024x600p PLS display instead of much fancier AMOLED displays. PLS display are said to be brighter than normal LCD and offer better viewing angles, which is true for Tab 2 310 apart from the glare, but make no mistake – it is just your average display.
If you have seen the Retina display on the new iPad or even the Super AMOLED Plus on Galaxy Tab 680, you won’t be too happy with PLS on the P3100. The whites are a little yellowish and blacks are also on the grey side.
The touchscreen on the tablet is also prone to smudges and fingerprints.
Price = Rs 23,250
Hardware
Apart from the original 7-inch Galaxy Tab, all the Samsung tablets look identical, with just a few aesthetic differences, but that in itself is not essentially a bad thing. The new Galaxy 2 310 looks nice and fits firmly in hand.
The tablet back is made of matte plastic and is resistant to fingerprints unlike the front, which just loves them.
The tablet comes with microSD card and regular SIM card slot on the left, while volume rocker and power button are present on the right. The illustration on the SIM slot is, strangely, not indicative of the way the SIM is supposed to be inserted – we wasted quite a bit of time with that!
There is no Micro-USB port on the device and company has included a proprietary data cum charging port on the bottom that is joined by the stereo speakers and primary mic. The top houses the 3.5mm audio jack and secondary mic.
Camera
Samsung has included a 3MP rear camera and VGA front camera on Tab 2 310. While, you won’t be using this tablet as your primary imaging device, but still the rear camera leaves a lot to be desired. The quality of images is average and as there is no flash, you will hardly be able to take any decent shots in low-light conditions.
