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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Kids Shows Up In Korean Brochure

If we can believe this Korean brochure, Samsung is planning on releasing a kid-friendly Galaxy Tab 3. The Galaxy Tab 3 Kids will of course be aimed at children. It’s best that they beat up their own tablet.
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