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Photos: Samsung's Q1 unveiled

By // July 18, 2006, 8:41 AM PST // billdetwiler

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  • John Johasky, vice president of marketing for Samsung, welcomes the audience to the San Francisco launch of the new Q1 minitablet from Samsung. The Q1 minitablet, with its 7-inch screen, built-in Bluetooth connectivity and Wi-Fi wireless capabilities, will sell for $1,099.

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  • A Samsung representative makes his way across the room to talk to potential consumers about the various features of the new Q1. The Q1 will be available May 7 at Best Buy's online store and will make its way into Best Buy's retail stores later this month.

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  • The new Q1 minitablet works as a handheld PC, as well as a functional laptop once the keyboard accessory is attached.

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  • The new Q1 mintablet from Samsung offers the same features as a portable laptop, with controls on the front as well as on the sides.

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  • Representatives from Samsung, Intel and Microsoft that went around to each table to discuss specific details of the new Q1 minitablet.

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  • H.S. Kim, exective vice president of Samsung Electronics' computer system division, delivers the keynote address on the many functions of Samsung's new Q1 minitablet.

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  • The USB plug-in is just one of the many features the new Samsung Q1 offers.

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  • At the Samsung Q1 launch party in San Francisco, potential consumers have the opportunity to check out the new minitablet's features.

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John Johasky, vice president of marketing for Samsung, welcomes the audience to the San Francisco launch of the new Q1 minitablet from Samsung. The Q1 minitablet, with its 7-inch screen, built-in Bluetooth connectivity and Wi-Fi wireless capabilities, will sell for $1,099.

Andrea E. Reed/CNET Networks

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