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Samsung will be the latest to jump on the tablet PC bandwagon...

The Korean electronics company said at a technology forum in Singapore Monday that it will sell a slate-like device starting in the second half of this year, according to a report in APC Magazine. Samsung's slate will be intended for the consumer market, though details like size, operating system, and other tech specifications were not revealed.

Samsung slate PC coming later this year

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03/17/2010

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