digitalversus.com Updated:
2016-10-21 03:16:15
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Samsung has made considerable headway since the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 and Tab 3 Lite. The fourth generation is even more compact, and your attention is immediately drawn to the narrower bezel around the screen. The display now covers 71% of the façade, a marke...
Good quality display, Compact size and good handling, Excellent headphone lineout...
Performance not up to scratch—regular lags and poor graphics, Poor battery life and disappointing sleep mode, Erratic WiFi connection, Mediocre cameras, Speaker lacks volume and is poorly positioned...
Compact, easily portable and handling well, the Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 is unfortunately unoptimised and lacking in the endurance department. It's perhaps not as good a product as you might have expected—at best a back-up tablet, and one of which you mustn't ask...
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The Galaxy tab series has been steadily growing their lineup and with the addition of three new tablets (Galaxy Tab 4 7.0, Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 and Galaxy Tab 4 10.1), Samsung doesn't seem to stop anytime sooner. With the new lineup, these tablets are now und...
The Galaxy 4 tablets keep getting better both in performance and design. This will please most Android users looking for an affordable tablet that will perform their basic needs of social networking, mobile browsing, watching movies, playing light games...
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jamonline.ph Updated:
2016-11-21 01:34:52
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Samsung offers a variety of tablets in their line-up and it offers different specifications and screen sizes to cater different people. They have the Galaxy Tab S, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Tab Pro series for their high-end tablet tablets while at entry leve...
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This year's update to Samsung's mainstream tablet line, the Galaxy Tab 4, continues the company's tradition of tablets that get the job done, but offer little in the way of innovation or even meaningful upgrades. The Tab 4 7.0 is the smallest of the bunch...
Smooth performance, Runs Android 4,4, Compact and lightweight...
Anemic speaker and cameras, Mediocre battery life...
The Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 will appeal to longtime Samsung fans, but it doesn't do enough to justify the premium over similarly equipped competitors...
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It was pretty clear to anyone paying any attention at all that the Nook tablet line wasn't long for this world. Sure, Barnes & Noble pulled off some interesting industrial design and innovative software. But in hindsight, the Nook might be less known for...
Full Android experience, Nook features focus on books, Easy to hold in one hand...
Not a full HD screen, Heavier than standard ebook readers...
It's hard not to see the Galaxy Note 4 Nook as last-ditch effort from Barnes & Noble and something of an afterthought for Samsung. Between B&N's reader-centric innovations and Samsung's hardware prowess, this team could have designed a killer reading ta...
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Despite mostly positive critical response, Barnes & Noble's Nook tablets failed to grab enough market share to make the bookseller's hardware production endeavor worthwhile. But all is not lost for Nook tablet fans. Now partnered with the most prolific de...
Smooth performance, Runs Android 4,4, Compact and lightweight...
Relatively expensive, Multiple redundant app stores, Low-pixel-density display...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook is an average Android tablet that isn't a very good value, even with Barnes & Noble's bundled content...
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The Nook has long lived in the shadow of its Kindle rival, but now Barnes & Noble is taking a new approach.Since Barnes & Noble no longer makes its own Nooks, it has teamed up with the biggest Android mobile device makers in the world to create the Samsun...
If you need an affordable tablet to entertain the kids and get some light reading done, the $179 Galaxy Tab 4 Nook won't disappoint. The ability to create multiple user profiles makes it easy to share, and access to both the Google Play Store and Barnes &...
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Editor's Note: We've corrected our reportage of an error within Barnes & Noble's press materials for the device and removed the relevant detracting "con".]Don't count Barnes & Noble out of the tablet game just yet. The company has enlisted one of the big...
Great price, Premium look and feel, Nook, friendly firmware adjustments...
Devoid of Nook identity, Puny storage space...
Editor's Note: We've corrected our reportage of an error within Barnes & Noble's press materials for the device and removed the relevant detracting "con".] Don't count Barnes & Noble out of the tablet game just yet. The company has enlisted one of the bi...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2019-12-08 11:33:03
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Editor's Note: We've corrected our reportage of an error within Barnes & Noble's press materials for the device and removed the relevant detracting "con".]Don't count Barnes & Noble out of the tablet game just yet. The company has enlisted one of the big...
Great price, Premium look and feel, Nookfriendly firmware adjustments...
Devoid of Nook identity, Puny storage space...
Aside from these interface changes and baked-in apps, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook is clearly Nook living inside a Samsung device. When B&N first announced Samsung as its new hardware partner, my hope was for something more like a "Nook by Samsung" or e...
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tablets-help.com Updated:
2016-11-21 01:34:52
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The 7.0 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 is running on KitKat OS and powered by quad core processor. It is equipped with dual cameras. It is available for $199.00 at amazon.com and for $199.99 from Samsung Store.Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 DisplaySamsung Galaxy...
KitKat OS, Good battery support, Quad core processor...
Average display resolution, Low camera performance...
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gogi.in
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2016-11-21 01:34:52
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Galaxy Tab 4 is an upgraded version of Samsung Galaxy Tab 3. The Tab 4 (Model SM-T231) comes powered by a quad core processor and runs Android KitKat with 1.5GB RAM. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 SM-T231 is available for a price tag of approx Rs. 17,700.Box Pa...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 SM-T231 is no doubt a better option than the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 SM-T211. The Tab 4 is more powerful, comes loaded with more RAM and runs KitKat out of the box. There is built in phone functionality with 3G support.There is limit...
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reliancedigital.in Updated:
2018-04-26 12:29:49
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Samsung is back with its latest iteration of the Galaxy Tab line-up. Samsung recently launched the high-end S series tablets that include top-notch hardware along with very high resolution displays. While the S series tablets are a little on the expensive...
The Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 is retailing around Rs. 17,500 for the 8GB 3G version. The tablet is equipped with a bright and vibrant screen and decent hardware to run Android KitKat OS smoothly. Decent overall performance, 3G connectivity with calling facility an...
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gizmodo.in Updated:
2019-12-08 11:33:03
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The Nook brand stormed back into relevance a couple weeks ago with the announcement of a Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 custom-designed for reading. But did it really? Does the new Nook experience knock your socks off? When I used the Nook tab, my socks stayed firm...
I really do like holding the Nook tablet. The size is perfect for one hand-and fits neatly in your back pocket. Plus it's so slim and lightweight, it feels like holding a magazine, The classic Samsung Galaxy design is classic, so much so that I find mysel...
The lag! It's everywhere, and it stinks. I stopped by the Samsung store near Gawker HQ to compare the latency to a normal Galaxy Tab 4, and the kind gentlemen helping me assumed that my Nook tablet had a dual core processor instead of the standard quad co...
Nope. Whats the point? On its own, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 is a mid-range tablet with mediocre performance. With the addition of the Nook software, its just plain frustrating to use.That said, the Tab 4 sans Nook software is a decent option at that pri...
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