 Hey guys, this is Vlad with The Verge here at IFA Berlin 2012 and we've just taken our very first look at the Windows 80 Tab, I presume that's how you pronounce it. This is a brand new Windows RT tablet, it is running a Samsung Snapdragon S4 dual core processor 1.5 gigahertz, it has a really impressive display, like if you look at the viewing angles right here, they're really nice and impressive and Samsung describes it as having complete Windows 8 functionality which means you get Metro right here and if you just press the Windows key down here, you also switch into the usual desktop. There's no swiping around to be done on the desktop, it's kind of the familiar Windows 7 interface and then press the Windows key again, switches you back out. It's a very thin tablet, 9.9 millimeters in profile, has a couple of very finely hidden speakers, one on the right, one on the left, you might not be able to pick them up in this video, flipping it around the back, it has this brushed look that Samsung is promoting with the Galaxy S3, the Galaxy Note 2 that we just introduced. It's still plastic, has a 5 megapixel camera around here at the back, over here it has HDMI and USB ports, they're not full size, it has micro SD card slots, power button, volume rocker and a headphone jack, so pretty standard fare but it's also very thin. So it's a very good looking tablet, it has this matte surround which is actually under glass so there's glass covering up a matte surround and this is Xbox Music kicking up and it looks very thin, it is very light, it has a little dock slash charging connector down here at the bottom I presume and it is Samsung's first Windows RT tablet, we presume again. So that's our first look at the Samsung 80th tab.
 Hey guys, this is Vlad with The Verge here at IFA Berlin 2012 and we've just taken our
 very first look at the Windows 80 Tab, I presume that's how you pronounce it.
 This is a brand new Windows RT tablet, it is running a Samsung Snapdragon S4 dual core
 processor 1.5 gigahertz, it has a really impressive display, like if you look at the viewing angles
 right here, they're really nice and impressive and Samsung describes it as having complete
 Windows 8 functionality which means you get Metro right here and if you just press the
 Windows key down here, you also switch into the usual desktop.
 There's no swiping around to be done on the desktop, it's kind of the familiar Windows
 7 interface and then press the Windows key again, switches you back out.
 It's a very thin tablet, 9.9 millimeters in profile, has a couple of very finely hidden
 speakers, one on the right, one on the left, you might not be able to pick them up in this
 video, flipping it around the back, it has this brushed look that Samsung is promoting
 with the Galaxy S3, the Galaxy Note 2 that we just introduced.
 It's still plastic, has a 5 megapixel camera around here at the back, over here it has
 HDMI and USB ports, they're not full size, it has micro SD card slots, power button,
 volume rocker and a headphone jack, so pretty standard fare but it's also very thin.
 So it's a very good looking tablet, it has this matte surround which is actually under
 glass so there's glass covering up a matte surround and this is Xbox Music kicking up
 and it looks very thin, it is very light, it has a little dock slash charging connector
 down here at the bottom I presume and it is Samsung's first Windows RT tablet, we presume
 again.
 So that's our first look at the Samsung 80th tab.