Samsung is currently marketing the Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) together with the Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) - the improved versions of both variants.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 is basically designed based on Samsung's Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) but comes with S-Pen. It allows users to draw, annotate and write notes on the 10.1in screen. It has faster 1.4GHz processor, more RAM and better camera. Other than that they are practically the same slabs.
**UPDATE: Malaysia pricing and packages here. **
Key Features of the Galaxy Note 10.1
Price : TBA, but The Inquirer quoted £399 (16GB WiFi only)
: £499 (16GB WiFi + 3G)
Screen size : 10.1-inch
Processor : 1.4GHz quad-Core processor, 2GB RAM
Operating system : Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich
Storage capacity : 16GB, but also possibly 32GB and 64GB
Mobile connectivity : WiFi, 3G
Camera : 5 MP
Announced : Feb 2012 at MWC 2012, then re-announce last week (August 2012)
Availability : end-August 2012 (expected)
All specifications obtained from Techwold.
This 10.1" slab is said to be an attempt to match the iPad. Let's see how it fares, considering it has gone back to the drawing board for 6 months since its first announcement in February 2012.
Perhaps an interesting option (or rather more confusion to existing Galaxy Tab users), but I'm sticking to my snappy iPad 3 for now. Happy user.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 is basically designed based on Samsung's Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) but comes with S-Pen. It allows users to draw, annotate and write notes on the 10.1in screen. It has faster 1.4GHz processor, more RAM and better camera. Other than that they are practically the same slabs.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 - Image:
techworld.
**UPDATE: Malaysia pricing and packages here. **
Key Features of the Galaxy Note 10.1
Price : TBA, but The Inquirer quoted £399 (16GB WiFi only)
: £499 (16GB WiFi + 3G)
Screen size : 10.1-inch
Processor : 1.4GHz quad-Core processor, 2GB RAM
Operating system : Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich
Storage capacity : 16GB, but also possibly 32GB and 64GB
Mobile connectivity : WiFi, 3G
Camera : 5 MP
Announced : Feb 2012 at MWC 2012, then re-announce last week (August 2012)
Availability : end-August 2012 (expected)
All specifications obtained from Techwold.
This 10.1" slab is said to be an attempt to match the iPad. Let's see how it fares, considering it has gone back to the drawing board for 6 months since its first announcement in February 2012.
Perhaps an interesting option (or rather more confusion to existing Galaxy Tab users), but I'm sticking to my snappy iPad 3 for now. Happy user.
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