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Afternoon Edition: Samsung Galaxy Tab
Created: 06/03/2010
Video description: The Dell streak gets pricing and a release date in the U.S., Skype and Kazaa founders team up to launch an online music service, and pictures of a new Samsung tablet surface.

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