Samsung, known for its extensive array of smartphone and tablet device sizes, began displaying outdoor billboards in Barcelona, Spain, on Sunday of a 10.1-in. Galaxy Note, featuring the digital pen seen in the smaller 5.3-in. version.
Officials weren't immediately available to comment on the larger Galaxy Note, but did issue a statement Sunday announcing the Galaxy Tab 2 series , which inludes a 7-in. and 10.1-in. version that be launched globally in March. The launch was timed with the start of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, which is expected to draw some 80,000 mobile phone professionals.
Each Galaxy Tab 2 series tablet will run Android 4.0 and use a dual-core 1GHz processor. One version of each will support the HSPA+ 21 networks offered by some carriers, giving a theoretical network speed of 21Mbps.
Both Galaxy Tab tablets will be shown at the Samsung booth at Mobile World Congress, which opens Monday.
Samsung Beam Projector Smartphone
Samsung Beam projector smartphoneSamsung also announced the Galaxy Beam , a projector smartphone to allow users to display and share multimedia content by projecting it onto walls, ceilings and other flat surfaces. It runs Android 2.3, and features a 1GHz dual-core processor. It also has a 4-in. display.
[Read: First Look--Samsung's Galaxy Beam Android Phone with a Built-In Projector]
The original Galaxy Note , released in the U.S. on AT&T earlier this month, did not launch with Android 4.0 and it's not clear what version of the OS will be used on the 10.1-in. version. Other details are expected to be announced later this week.
Samsung unveiled this huge billboard of a 10.1-in. version of the Galaxy Note with its digital S Pen stylus in downtown Barcelona on Sunday. More details are expected at this week's Mobile World Congress.
Matt Hamblen covers mobile and wireless, smartphones and other handhelds, and wireless networking for Computerworld. Follow Matt on Twitter at @matthamblen or subscribe to Matt's RSS feed . His email address is mhamblen@computerworld.com .
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