Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus GT-P6210 and Rooting

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus has 

• Android 3.2 Honeycomb with TouchWiz on top
• 7″ IPS LCD display of 1024×600 resolution
• 1.2 GHz Dual core Exynos Processor, 1 GB RAM
• 3 MP rear camera with LED Flash, can do HD (720p) recording, 2 MP camera on the front

This tablet runs on the same Exynos chipset as the Galaxy S II (excluding the T-Mobile version), and it adds in all the hardware-acceleration-enhanced goodness of Honeycomb - turbocharging Samsung's already blisteringly fast dual-core processor. Samsung announced Exynos 5-series with a quad-core GPU in last November.

How to root?

1. Install the latest version of Samsung Kies.
2. Download the rooting file root.zip to your PC.
3. Prepare a MicroSD Card for your tablet’s external SD card.
4. Connect your tablet to your PC. Copy the root.zip file to the external SD card.
5. Power off your tablet.
6. Reboot the device into recovery mode by holding the Volume Up button along with the Power button. 
7. In recovery mode, select the option to install update from external storage.
8. Locate the root.zip file in your external storage. Select the file by pressing the Power button.
9. When the rooting process finishes, reboot your device.
10. In Android Market or Google Play Store and search for the SuperUser app, BusyBox, and Root Checker Basic. 
11. Install the apps and run SuperUser and Root Checker Basic. 
12. Root Checker Basic's "Verify Root Access" will report "This device has root access!"