
Emmanuele Silanesu spoke to APC magazine, where his quotes have flown around the world just days after the iPad became available to pre-order in the US. It’s not the first time Samsung’s had problems with its Australian arm being loose-lipped, with Samsung Australia director Philip Newton slagging off the iPad and hinting at an Atom tablet launch.
“The problems I see with the iPad are its processing power and (lack of) connectivity to a certain extent”
“I do feel that that slate-type platform has legs but I think the legs need to be far more powerful, for example an Atom-based product which has far greater flexibility, not to mention inputs and outputs.”
So, later this year we can hope for a tablet with an Atom chip, lots of ports and a big Samsung badge? It better not be a Q2 or anything. If I see any ill-thought out QWERTY keypad placements, I’ll be most displeased. [APC via TechRadar]


















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