Samsung teams up with Exertis with first B2B-only tablet

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Distie gets exclusive rights to the tablet for six months

Exertis has been handed exclusive rights to distribute Samsung's first-ever tablet designed purely for the B2B market. The distie claims the Galaxy Tab Active (pictured) – which it will sell exc...

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