Samsung doesn't seem to be able to beat Apple in their legal copycat battle. But at the very least, they'll have this slightly insulting, mostly obvious, certainly expensive Super Bowl ad to help propagandize. War is all hell.

The commercial—a clip of which you can watch above—portrays Apple fans as (ironically?) poorly-groomed, zealot sheep. They watch unboxing videos! Ah ha ha ha. But watch out, archetypes: here comes a Samsung Galaxy S II owner, who is for some reason using voice turn by turn directions as he walks down the sidewalk! Samsung then throws out a cringe-inducing zinger: "We just got Samsung-ed!" Well.

I can only assume the rest of the ad shows the iPhone fans gouging their eyes out and vomiting bile as they're revealed the Holy Smartphone Truth, too powerful for their drone-like minds to comprehend. They'll get Samsung-ed so hard, man. So hard. [Business Insider]

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The Amazon Kindle Fire has been much talked about because Amazon is taking a “good enough” approach to competing with established tablet players like Samsung or Apple. Many prospect Kindle Fire buyers would not spend $300 or more to get a high-end tablet, so Amazon is not really trying to steal share, but it tries to make the tablet market bigger, faster.

1GHz Dual-core TI OMAP SoC (same as the Playbook)
512MB RAM
8GB of storage (no microSD)
WIFI 2.4GHz B/G/N
No 3G, no Bluetooth

First, I’m glad that Amazon chose the dual-core OMAP processor. It worked great on the Blackberry Playbook, and this is certainly a good choice. 512MB of RAM is not a lot, but probably good enough if there aren’t too many background apps, and I think that it will suffice for the Kindle Fire’s purpose.

The 8GB of storage may be more problematic, especially for those who are interested in video. Although that’s plenty for books and alright for photos, local video files can consume space much quicker and this could be an issue down the road. Actually, a regular mix of Music, Photos and Videos could strain the storage capacity quickly. Granted, it’s also a “cloud device” that can stream stuff from the web, but there are cases where you don’t have access to the network.

According to information circulating on the Internet, Samsung plans to retire from the business netbook in 2012. Leading electronics manufacturers from South Korea has stated on a number of partners that they will focus on the ultrabook.

The ultraportable notebook segments ultrabook and they The goal is measuring 11.6 and 12 inches.

"We presented a new strategy for 2012, we explained that the product line measuring 10.1-inch netbook will be discontinued in the first quarter of 2012 to make way for an ultraportable products (11.6 and 12 inches) and ultrabook that will be present in 2012," says Samsung in his email, as quoted by The Inquirer, Sunday, November 27, 2011.

Samsung itself has not been willing to comment or confirm the plan to the public.

Plan related to Samsung, some observers speculated that the decision indicates that it is a reflection of what is already known for some time past, that netbook is quite boring when compared to tablets.

And although the designation is different, users now prefer to use tablets rather than netbooks for mobile internet browsing.

Samsung itself had a strong influence on the tablet computer market. However, unfortunately they are constrained because they have to continue struggling in court due to mutual accountability associated with Apple sued Samsung Galaxy Tab design them.

On the sidelines of the conference Windows 8, Microsoft introduced a tablet made by Samsung which is installed pre-beta version of Windows 8.

As it is known that the software giant announced its operating system update on Build conference in Anaheim, Calif., which was heralded as a serious challenger to the Apple iPad. Microsoft suggests that Windows 8 will be compromised with PCs and tablets as well.

In an effort to encourage the early development for the platform, which is rumored to be arriving next year, Microsoft is giving each of the 5,000 participants tablet embedded pre-beta Windows 8. The tablet itself has been developed in conjunction with Samsung. Using the Intel i5 and packaged with Internet Explorer 10 and a number of applications developed by Microsoft.

Tabet Samsung Windows 8 is featuring 1.6GHz processor, 11.6-inch screen, front and rear camera, and an HDMI port, USB port, microSD slot and SIM card slot.