A Samsung executive has admitted the company is not performing as well as it would like in the tablet market, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Product strategy executive Hankil Yoon said, according to Cnet, that “honestly, we’re not doing very well in the tablet market”.
Yoon noted the company plans to release the new version of the Galaxy Note, saying that he hopes sales of the 10.1-inch version take away sales from the original Tab.
“The best thing to survive in the market is to kill your products,” he said. “We want to stay competitive in the market.”
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