New Samsung GALAXY Note 10.1 (2014 Edition)

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Samsung debuted their GALAXY Note 10.1 2014 Edition at IFA 2013.

One big flaw of the original Note 10.1 is that it doesn’t run Android 4.2… yet, although 4.1 is really not that bad. The quality-pricing ratio is a little off as well, since Sammy’s 10-incher sports a fairly modest 1,280 x 800 display and still costs a whopping $450 in a 16 GB flavor.

On the whole though, the 2,560 x 1,600 display, the 1.9 GHZ Octa Core processor, and 3 GB RAM (for 3G / WiFi only version) should make the new Note 10.1 worth your while… and hard-earned money.

 

[Angus66]

Samsung debuted their GALAXY Note 10.1 2014 Edition at IFA 2013.

One big flaw of the original Note 10.1 is that it doesn’t run Android 4.2… yet, although 4.1 is really not that bad. The quality-pricing ratio is a little off as well, since Sammy’s 10-incher sports a fairly modest 1,280 x 800 display and still costs a whopping $450 in a 16 GB flavor.

On the whole though, the 2,560 x 1,600 display, the 1.9 GHZ Octa Core processor, and 3 GB RAM (for 3G / WiFi only version) should make the new Note 10.1 worth your while… and hard-earned money.

Hopefully the Note 10.1 2014 will be more reasonably priced. There will be a lot of VERY competitive tablets available in the next month or so like the Transformer TF701T and possibly a new Nexus 10. Not to mention the Sony Xperia Z tablet.

 

[Sacerdos]

I don't mind paying a little more if the tablet runs well. I'm going to upgrade from my Transformer Infinity.

I know that there are a lot of people on both sides that love/hate this tablet; I'm one of the ones that hate it. Very poor performance for the money paid. If it works well, for me, the note 10.1 will pay for itself.

Transmissum est ex Transformo Infinito cum Tapatalk duo

 

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Just a reminder that Samsung's new tablet, formally called the GALAXY Note 10.1 — 2014 Edition, sporting a 10.1-inch display, measured diagonally, went on sale in the U.S. today at a starting price of $550.