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 Origins Explained is the place to be to find all the answers to your questions, from mysterious events and unsolved mysteries to everything there is to know about the world and its amazing animals! 1. Pompeii, Italy There are many scary stories in history, but the story of Pompeii is one that we just can’t get over. This is the city that was built in the fertile valley near a volcano, Mt. Vesuvius. When it erupted, it caught people by surprise and buried the city in soot and ash and left it covered and perfectly preserved for hundreds of years. Now much of it has been uncovered and it is a sad historical marvel and many people were frozen in time forever. 2. Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Sticking with Africa, let's head to Zimbabwe, which holds one of the biggest mysteries of the continent. It's called ... Great Zimbabwe. Yeah, does not really sound mysterious, does it? But don't let that fool you, there's more to this than you might think. 3. Thonis, Egypt If you're bi
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Samsung Galaxy Tab Evolution 2010

 Samsung galaxy tab evolution, a video that many of you have been waiting for. So let's see the history of Samsung tablets and how they have evolved over time in terms of design, performance and features.

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In 2010, Samsung launched the first tablet  running on the Android operating system. With an impressive 1024 x 600  pixel resolution at the time, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0  had a 7-inch TFT-LCD screen and was powered by a  1GHz Exynos 3110 processor. The tablet also had  telephone functionality or video conferencing applications could  be downloaded as an alternative to it. A year later, Samsung launched the  Plus version of the Galaxy 7.0 tablet, which was actually an update of this model. Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9  was launched in 2011 and had the same specifications  and design as the Galaxy Tab 10.1, only it was smaller. Even if it was smaller  than the 10.1 model, this could be an advantage, as web pages  or documents are displayed in full size, and it could be handled  more easily even with one hand. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 also ran Android 3.2  Honeycomb and had Samsung TouchWiz software. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was  a rather controversial model. It was first introduced in January 2011,  and was to be released in March 2011.

After Apple released the iPad 2,  Samsung decided to revise Tab 10.1, considering that it had some  inappropriate specifications. Thus, in June 2011, Samsung  launched a new thinner tablet model, and the tablets already  produced were renamed to 10.1v and were sold exclusively through Vodafone. In 2012, Samsung launched the  thinnest tablet in the 7-inch range. It was released with  Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and had a resolution of 1280 x 800  on a Super Amoled Plus screen. The tablet comes with a  Samsung PDMI connector, which can be used for charging,  but also for data transfer. It also had a keyboard docking station  and a charging docking station. Also in 2012, Samsung launched  the second generation of tablets, which include Galaxy Tab 2  7.0 and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. These models had a thicker  design than previous models, and the front camera was  downgraded to VGA quality, while the rear was improved to  capture as much detail in a photo. The third generation of Tab series  tablets was launched in 2013, being a series of budget tablets.


Samsung galaxy tab evolution, a video that many of you have been waiting for. So let's see the history of Samsung tablets and how they have evolved over time in terms of design, performance and features.
Samsung developed these models  inspired by the Samsung Galaxy S4, both in terms of design and specifications. This generation included the  Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, 8.0 and 10.1 models, the 8.0 model being a new dimension  of the Tab series tablets. The price of these models  is between $ 199 and $ 399. A cheaper version than the  Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, is its Lite model. It was launched in 2014 for only $ 159  and was only available in WiFi and 3G. It has a storage capacity of onl 8GB,  has an SD card slot and no front camera. In 2014, Samsung launched  another series of Galaxy Tabs. This is the Galaxy Tab 4, which  includes the 7.0, 8.0 and 10.1 models. This generation has a 1.2 GHz  quad-core processor and 1.5 GB of RAM, and also has a design similar to  that of the Samsung Galaxy S5 phone. Samsung launched in 2014 a high-end  line of the Galaxy Tab series, Galaxy Tab Pro. This includes the 8.4, 10.1  and 12.2-inch models,
and their price starts at $399. Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 was the first Samsung  tablet to have these screen sizes, and was designed to compete  directly with the LG G Pad 8.3.

A new ultra-high-end line was  launched by Samsung, also in 2014. It is the Galaxy Tab S, which is a  combination between Galaxy Tab and Galaxy S and includes an 8.4 and  a 10.5-inch model. And this 8.4-inch model was designed to  be a direct competitor of the LG G Pad 8.3, but also of the iPad Mini 2. Also, the 10.5-inch model  was the first Samsung tablet that was designed to compete  directly with iPad Air. Galaxy Tab A is a series  of Samsung mid-range tablets, and includes an 8.0-inch  model and a 9.7-inch one. Galaxy Tab A 8.0 was available in  WiFi-only and 4G / LTE & WiFi. The 9.7 model has a variant with S-Pen and was the first model to have  free versions of Microsoft Office. In 2015, Samsung released the Galaxy  Tab S2 8.0 and Galaxy Tab S2 9.7. These models are only available  in Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi / 4G LTE. The design of the 8.0-inch model was  inspired by the Samsung Galaxy A, with a metal frame with  beveled edges and plastic back.

Also, this Galaxy Tab S2 8.0 is,  since September 2015, the thinnest tablet in the world. Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 and  Tab E 9.6 were launched in 2015 and are available in Wi-Fi  only and Wi-Fi / 4G variants. The tablets run Android 4.4 Kit Kat and  have a non-removable 5000mAh battery. Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro S  was launched in 2016, and was the first Samsung 2-in-1  device based on Windows. It comes with an attachment  for the included folio keyboard, which makes it possible to operate it in two different positions. Galaxy Tab Pro Pen works as an  input device for the tablet, and with Samsung Flow,  the fingerprint access application, users can unlock the device with their phones fingerprint sensor, via Bluetooth or NFC. Samsung Galaxy Tab S3  is part of the S series of high-end tablets and  was launched in 2017. This model is the first to work  with Android Nougat by default, and in 2019 it received Android Pie.

The tablet has a 9.7-inch  Super AMOLED screen, 2048x1536 resolution  and HDR video support. At the same time, in order to use  the tablet in an easy and precise way, Samsung has added a new S-Pen. In 2017, Samsung launched  the Galaxy Tab A 8.0, which has a modest resolution  of 800x1280 pixels and powered by a 1.4GHz  quad core processor. The battery capacity is 5000mAh  and has a storage space of 16GB, which can be expanded up to 256GB.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5  was launched in 2018, and had an improved performance. It works with an AP chipset and 3GB Ram, the storage space was 32GB and  could be expanded up to 400GB, the 7300 mAh battery offered up to 15 hours  of video playback with a single charge, and with the fast charge function,  it charges in 3.5 hours. The tablet also has a very  interesting feature at the time, namely, Bixby Vision. It searches for information in real time
and allows the user to buy an item  online that he has seen in a shop window or could translate indicators  and menus from other languages.


Samsung galaxy tab evolution, a video that many of you have been waiting for. So let's see the history of Samsung tablets and how they have evolved over time in terms of design, performance and features.
Galaxy Tab S4 was launched in 2018 and  offers unlimited multitasking features. Samsung created this tablet to give  users the productivity of a computer with the mobility of a tablet. Thus, Samsung DeX is available for  the first time on a Samsung tablet. The tablet can function as  a desktop with a taskbar, offer the ability to open multiple windows, or allow gestures such  as dragging and dropping. To do this, the user must open the  Samsung DeX and add a keyboard and mouse. The Galaxy Tab S4 also comes  with an improved S-Pen, similar to the one on the Galaxy Note 8  and supports features such as air commands, on-screen text translation,  closing notes and live messages. In 2019, Samsung launched a new  version for Galaxy Tab A 10.1, with Android 9.0 Pie operating system,  a new chipset, the main camera flash is removed,  the battery is smaller, but the front camera has  been improved to 5 MP. In 2019, Samsung launched  the Galaxy Tab S5e, which will bring major improvements  in terms of tablet design.

This time, they approached a lighter construction  of the device, weighing about 400g. The tablet has a compact shiny metal case with a metallic finish and is available  in three colors: gold, silver and black. In terms of organization, Samsung has introduced One UI, which minimizes clutter on the screen, allowing the user to choose the  most relevant content for him. The Galaxy Tab S5e also syncs  seamlessly with the Galaxy Smartphone, allowing the user to  answer messages or calls. Also in 2019, Samsung launched  the 10.5-inch Galaxy Tab S6. It offers the performance of a computer, is multifunctional and  has an integrated S-Pen, which is attached to the back  of the tablet by a magnet, where it automatically charges. Also, the tablet has a fingerprint  reader built directly into the screen, which facilitates unlocking or locking  it, providing maximum security. This model is available in three colors Cloud Blue, Rose Blush and Mountain Gray. In 2020, the Lite version of  the previous model was launched.

It has a compact, metallic  structure and is thinner, which makes it easier to transport. The tablet has higher speed,  memory and power, which contributes to creating  a pleasant gaming experience. The battery capacity completes this,  this being 7040 mAh. Galaxy Tab S6 Lite comes in three colors:  Oxford Gray, Angora Blue and Chiffon Pink. Also in 2020, Samsung launched the  Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 + models, which are based on Android 10.

These models have a design similar  to that of their predecessor, but the screen size has been increased. Thus, the 10.5-inch model was  replaced by the 11-inch model, and the 12.4-inch model  was just introduced. The tablets have the fastest  processor in this series, the performance core being 25% faster, and the graphics performance  being up to 36% higher. In terms of battery,  the tablets are not bad either, its capacity being 10090 mAh  for the S7 + model,
and 8000 mAh for the S7 model, which  offers over 14 hours of video playback. The models come in three colors Mystic Black, Mystic Silver  and Mystic Bronze.

A new tablet from the Tab A  series was launched this year, it is the Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 model. As the name suggests, it has a 10.4-inch  screen with a resolution of 2000 x 1200 pixels. The tablet runs on an octa-core  Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor, complete with 3 GB of RAM,  32/64 GB of internal storage, and powered by a 7040 mAh battery. Its price starts at 229 euros and is  available in dark gray, silver and gold.

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