Reports have been flying around the interwebs that the return rate of the Samsung Galaxy Tab was a very high 16%, this was from an analyst report and not anything official, but it was reported as if it were fact. Samsung has responded on their Koren blog that this is incorrect and the return rate is less then 2%. This puts the return rate in line with the Apple iPad.

With yesterdays debut of Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) many believe Android tablets could take the dominant share of tablet sales this year. Android tablets from Motorola, LG, HTC, and many other big players will see the light of day over the next few months. The release of the iPad 2 will not have the empty market that the original iPad had, so it will be interesting to see how this all develops. We also can not forget the HP WebOS tablets and BlackBerry PlayBook which will also be hitting the market.


Posted by Chris Garcia via ZDNET