Samsung Wants Everyone In Your Family to Have a Different Galaxy Tab

"And now there's the Galaxy Tab 2, with two models (7.0 and 10.1) that are very slightly improved, but not enough to justify a few hundred bucks."

There are two more tablets from Samsung that are not a lot different from the others.  With the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 they are coming in at a nice low price point of $250.  The 7.0 has a 1024x600 display and the 10.1 has a 1280x800 display - both are PLS (Samsung's form of IPS) LCD displays.  Maybe the biggest change compared to previous Galaxy Tabs is that they both come with Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0).  Samsung did add a MicroSDHC slot to both the 10.1 and the 7.0 models.  They're also using TI dual-core processors which, while they're great, they're generally a little slower than Samsung's own Exynos processors that were in some or all older models.  The camera's are nothing to brag about with a 3MP in the back and VGA in the front.  If you're not sure, VGA was good in about 1992.  At least the 3MP is good enough to do 1080p video which both tablets can record at 30fps.  One interesting feature on both Galaxy Tab 2's that apparently isn't new to Galaxy Tabs is an IR port for controlling your home audio and video equipment.

Really, you'd think Samsung could have just put Ice Cream Sandwich on some of their older Tabs that haven't sold and lower the price but I guess "newer" is "newer".  Lots of people love their Galaxy Tabs so maybe there is more of a market for these than it seems.  What do you think?