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Samsung's Galaxy Tab bicycle could be dangerous

Watch the roadslab

Samsung has taken its Galaxy Tab on the road, promoting its fondleslab through a custom-built road bike with built-in slate holder.

The company says the odd cycling accessory means the Galaxy Tab 10.1 can be "easily used while on the move", although it's a struggle to see how.

Samsung Galaxy Tab bicycle

In fact, it's difficult to see why anyone would get one in the first place and appears little more a bit of attention-seeking for both Samsung's Galaxy Tab and the company that creates the bespoke bicycles, 14 Bike Co.

Either way, the two-tone bike will indeed be available with the carbon fibre tab holder, should you wish to kit your kinetic transport out as such.

Prices are unknown - Samsung and co. wouldn't say - as is the risk factor for using such a device while manoeuvring through treacherous London traffic. Both are undoubtedly quite high, though. ®

re: Doners

Organ doners? I prefer a good lamb doner myself, but to each his own.

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Perhaps if it charged it while you pedalled, that would at least serve a purpose?

Steve.

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Another angle

There was me thinking only iPad owners spend their whole lives as contorted watchers to prove a screen's value.

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Mindless Organ Doners

Anybody who sacrifices one their own best built-in safety features by riding a bike ANYWHERE, let alone London, with distracting and outside sound killing music playing in their lug-holes, is an idiot frankly!

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does it fit an ipad too? :P

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