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On the face of it the Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 is a 12-inch Android 4.4 Kitkat tablet – modified with Samsung TouchWiz and Magazine UX. It comes with Samsung's innovative pressure sensitive S Pen, 32GB of internal memory, a microSD card, 3GB RAM and...
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On the face of it the Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 is a 12-inch Android 4.4 Kitkat tablet – modified with Samsung TouchWiz and Magazine UX. It comes with Samsung's innovative pressure sensitive S Pen, 32GB of internal memory, a microSD card, 3GB RAM and...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is in many ways a very impressive device. It’s extremely powerful, excellent for multitasking, has great battery life and with that big screen and S Pen it’s a digital artists dream. However we’d argue that it’s a litt...
Big screen Too expensive, Very powerful UI is sometimes clunky, Long battery life Heavy and awkward to hold...
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The Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 is a peculiar tablet for the very simple reason that it is unusually big and expensive. It's an incredibly powerful and well-built device that is very well endowed in the features department. Here, we take an in-depth look...
The Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 is a seriously impressive tablet that blows away the vast majority of Android tablets and leaves them eating its dust in terms of power. If you've got £600 to blow and want a tablet that's bigger than 10-inches then this po...
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That means the Korean mobile-maker has more or less free reign within the space to do whatever it likes, and that in turn means it's gone a little bit nuts on the experimentation front while there's still plenty of room to manoeuvre. This is where the Sam...
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Let's get the obvious out of the way up front: Samsung's Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is a big tablet. Like 6-inch phones and Costco-sized cases of toilet paper, it's an easy target for jokes, and it definitely isn't for everyone. And with a starting MSRP of $750...
Good size for S Pen use and multitasking, Reasonably thin and light for size, Bright, high-res screen, Great speakers, MicroSD support, Good battery life...
Occasional performance stuttering, Screen isn't IPS or OLED, $700-$750 price tag is high, Difficult to move around with due to size...
Yes, the Note Pro 12.2 is big and expensive. It currently costs about $200 more than the smaller, though otherwise very similar Note 10.1 2014 edition. Are the couple of inches worth paying that much for? You certainly don't have to if you don't want to...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-04-17 02:15:43
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Once the unchallenged ruler of the touchscreen tablet market, Apple has lost its hold on a number of regions as its prolific rival Samsung culls ever more market share. A... The new high-end tablets Samsung presented at CES Las Vegas have officially begu...
Good dimensions for its size, Excellent display quality (in all modes), New fourapp multitasking, Great productivity apps, Plays any media file under the sun, Excellent virtual keyboard, Good interactions with the S Pen, Satisfactory cameras...
Relatively thin body, but it's still too big and heavy to be as practical as a 10" tablet, Interface lags a lot, especially when multitasking, Audio lacks power, Mediocre gaming graphics, No new features for the stylus...
With the exception of an enlarged screen and two dedicated productivity apps, the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 doesn't offer much more than what the Galaxy Note 10.1 already does—unless you count system lags. You get more or less the same advantages and disadvant...
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Tablet manufacturers have, to date, largely steered clear of screens larger than 10.1in. But with rumours of a larger iPad rife, the landscape could be about to change – and Samsung is staking a claim on this new sector with the Android 4.4-based Galaxy N...
A big, powerful Android tablet that's packed with features, but isn't all that practical...
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To recap our previous preview article , the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2's main claim to fame is its 12.2-inch, 2,560 x 1,600-pixel display. With roughly the same specs as the Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 (which Samsung isn't bringing to Singapore), it sets itself...
Spacious 12.2inch screen, Best multitasking features for Android yet, S Pen works well on a large screen, Long battery life, Useful businessoriented software suite...
Not easy to handle despite the thinness, More micro lags than Note 10.1 2014, Not all apps support Content Home, Multi Window, and Pen Window, Expensive for a tablet, Even more so if you buy the accessories to put together a laptop replacement...
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When it comes to Android tablets Samsung has every base covered in size terms. Or so we thought, as with the Galaxy NotePro 12.2 the company gets a little experimental, opting for a large scale 12.2-inch slate. We're already fans of earlier Note devices...
Great looking screen, included S Pen stylus, a potential laptop replacement, plenty of power, Magazine UX skin works well...
Too big for most users, lots of money, not keen on the faux leather rear, some Samsung software unnecessary...
There's a heap of things to like about the Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2. It's got a great screen resolution, the integrated S Pen stylus elevates it beyond tablet to a viable laptop alternative and there's plenty enough power under the hood to run ju...
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Buy at Amazon.co.ukThe Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 claims that it can be your primary device for almost every professional task - it may be a tablet but the suggestion is that this is a product that , with a 12.1-inch screen and a fast processor, can...
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Samsung isn't exactly demure with its tablet range. There are devices in every size you can think of – 7in, 8in, 10.1in. There are straight Galaxy Tab tablets and the stylus supporting Galaxy Notes. Heck, there's even a Galaxy Tab 3 Kids edition. Typicall...
Superb large screen, Good battery life, Excellent pen, based features...
Awkward to use as a traditional tablet, Not always practical, Expensive...
The Samsung Galaxy NotePRO 12.2 is in a class of its own in terms of both features and size. It's extremely capable and I found it a pleasure to use. Then again, I couldn't pop it into a small bag to whip it out for a bit of idle web browsing on the bus...
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The clue's in the name. With its huge screen and matching price the Samsung Galaxy Pro is not for lightweights. It styles itself as nothing less than a desktop replacement in tablet form. But can it walk it like it talks it? Design It certainly looks di...
Beautiful big screen, powerful processor, slim build, stylus is even better on the big screen...
On the heavy side, no dedicated stand and keyboard...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro is designed for power users and with its size, weight and price, it won't be for everybody. But that gorgeous screen, powerful processor and huge range of features, including the well-integrated S-Pen make it an impressive ch...
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The NotePro 12.2 is a giant tablet designed specifically for business. It uses a heavily customised version of Android that's ideally suited to multitasking, it comes with a Samsung S-Pen stylus and it has a gorgeous high-resolution screen.The NotePro’s g...
Powerful, with a gorgeous screen, but it’s much too expensive...
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In recent years, the predominant tablet trend has been towards compact ones such as the iPad mini 2, the Google Nexus 7, and the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7. Now, with Apple's much-rumoured iPad maxi on the horizon, a new craze for super-sized tablets could...
Large, bright screen, Improved Samsung UI, Decent camera, Class, leading performance...
Creaky build quality, Unwieldy form factor, UI doesn't beat stock Android, Expensive...
As the first significant manufacturer to step forward with its vision of a super-sized tablet, Samsung has quite a job on its hands to convince the world that there is a genuine need, and that this isn't just a gimmick. If nothing else, the Samsung Galax...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-04-17 02:15:44
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In recent years, the predominant tablet trend has been towards compact ones such as the iPad mini 2, the Google Nexus 7, and the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7. Now, with Apple's much-rumoured iPad maxi on the horizon, a new craze for super-sized tablets could...
Large, bright screen, Improved Samsung UI, Decent camera, Classleading performance...
Creaky build quality, Unwieldy form factor, UI doesn't beat stock Android, Expensive...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 may be unwieldy, but by providing its S Pen stylus system with a 12.2-inch canvas on which to operate, it finally feels like the consistently useful productivity tool it always threatened to be. Samsung still needs to work...
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These days, tablet screen sizes typically fall into two sweet spots: 9 to 10 inches and 7 to 8 inches. You go for the former if you want a bigger screen for the tasks you engage in (duh!), and the latter if you're looking for something more portable or mo...
Spacious 12.2inch screen, Best multitasking features for Android yet, S Pen works well on a large screen, Long battery life, Useful businessoriented software suite...
Not easy to handle despite the thinness, More micro lags than Note 10.1 2014, Not all apps support Content Home, Multi Window, and Pen Window, Expensive for a tablet, Even more so if you buy the accessories to put together a laptop replacement...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2014-04-17 02:15:44
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ONE THING IS FOR SURE , Samsung devices aren't getting any smaller. The firm's tablets' and smartphones' screen sizes seem to grow with every iteration, with the Galaxy S smartphones and the Galaxy Note phablets being prime examples. As the firm pushes th...
High-quality screen, impressive integrated productivity tools, built-in security, lightweight considering its size...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-04-17 02:15:44
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Did we mention it's big? Well, it is. Sure, the NotePRO's slim at 7.95mm thick but it still has the same surface area of two conjoined iPad Minis so you'll need to start allocating hang-out spots for it at work and for charging by the bed.This Samsung sla...
Four window multi-tasking, Strong business apps and features, Fantastic battery life...
Big and heavy, sometimes too much, Screen is beaten by rivals, No attachable keyboard...
Kitchen tablet, maybe. Coffee table tablet, sure. Conference room tablet, definitely. A take-anywhere, whisper ‘goodnight' to tablet? Not really. Or at least - not yet. What's it good for? Multi-tasking, viewing documents, conferencing and catching up w...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2014-04-17 02:15:44
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For the past few years Apple's iPad has become an increasingly common sight in most offices, with many companies preferring its secure iOS operating system and user-friendly interface to those of competing tablets. But now Samsung has looked to establish...
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What is the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2? The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is an expansion of the Note phone and tablet range. It's a 12.2-inch Android tablet with a pressure sensitive S Pen stylus. Samsung has packed the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 full...
S Pen excels on a large screen, Decent performance and power, Strong business/security cred...
PenTile screen is not super-sharp, Weight reduces flexibility, Samsung UI overbearing in places...
A 12.2-inch tablet is not the right choice for 90 percent of tablet buyers. However, good build quality, decent specs and the always-handy S Pen make this a good buy for arty types or business users not satisfied by an iPad Air.Next, read our best tablets...
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Samsung has a lot of tablets. With competition in the form of the iPad Air and iPad mini, the Korean manufacturer is attacking on all sides with enough devices to address every possible consumer need. Newly added to the vast tablet line-up is the Galaxy N...
The Galaxy Note Pro is, like most Samsung tablets, very good. Basically, it's a bigger version of the Note 10.1 2014 Edition with a few UI tweaks thrown in for good measure.While this is definitely a good thing, we also find it slightly irritating. In its...
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The Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is larger than your average tablet (thanks to the extra screen real estate on offer) but we found it to be deceptively light during our hands-on review , though you'll still struggle if you plan on holding it in one hand. It's cat...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2014-04-30 03:02:10
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With the rate that Samsung churns out tech, you’d be forgiven for overlooking one of its multitude of mobile devices.With the NotePro 12.2, you’d have to be wearing a blindfold to miss it. Sporting a display over a foot long, it’s one of the biggest table...
Big, beautiful display provides an almost desktoplike experience, Typing is a joy thanks to the featureheavy keyboard, Great stylus functionality and features...
Lifespan could be better, Extremely heavy, needs something to rest on, Are you willing to pay twice the amount you would for an iPad?...
Despite minor flaws and its cumbersome build, the NotePro 12.2 could be the best tablet on the market. Its enormous, sharp display and terrific set of unique features put it head and shoulders above almost all other Android tablets. The only real worry...
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As if Samsung's Galaxy range of tablets wasn't broad enough with its plethora of Tab and Note machines in various screen sizes, the company has added a new subgroup: the Galaxy Pro. The line-up consists of both Note and Tab machines – the latter minus t...
Granted the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is a bit on the heavy side, but it's not really all that noticeably larger and heavier than your average 10-inch Android slab and the extra screen acreage does make for a more immersive, flexible and enjoyable user experi...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2014-05-14 02:44:18
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When Samsung released the original Galaxy Note, it pretty much single-handedly created the entire ‘phablet' category. Before the Note came out, we hadn't even realised we wanted a phone that big, but it was a bold move from Samsung that paid off.With the...
Huge screen, The S-Pen is a great companion, Excellent suite of apps...
Portable but a bit unwieldy to use on the move, Poor placement of hardware buttons, Lacking in gesture controls...
For professionals and busy people on the move, the Note Pro 12.2 is the perfect fit.The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is not really a mass-market device, but it does have some extremely strong selling points. The large screen makes it ideal for running mul...
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Twelve point two inches.That's the size of the NotePro's screen. Even large 10.1in tablets are dwarfed by the expansive slate. The size has allowed Samsung to cram plenty of features into the NotePro 12.2, and at 753 grams, it shows. Impressively this hef...
Improved software, Supreme stylus functionality, Incredible screen...
Size isn't for everyone, Some people could find its 750g weight too much...
A select few will swear this is the best tablet on the market. They'll hurriedly explain how it has more powerful hardware; how its software is more versatile; and how the added two inches has helped them ditch their 13-inch notebook. These people - wheth...
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The Note Pro 12.2 has great battery life for all day computing.An enormously powerful tablet, this won't be outdated for a long time.The multi window view and S Pen help make the Note Pro 12.2 user friendly, but it has a learning curve and the large size...
Big screen, Very powerful, Long battery life...
Too expensive, UI is sometimes clunky, Heavy and awkward to hold...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is in many ways a very impressive device. It's extremely powerful, excellent for multitasking, has great battery life and with that big screen and S Pen it's a digital artists dream.However we'd argue that it's a little to...
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ouritdept.co.uk Updated:
2014-05-30 06:13:20
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At CES 2014 in January, Samsung introduced a new subgroup to its line of Samsung tablet devices which sports a larger screen and is aimed at business professionals, as well as the multitasking private user.Samsung recently expanded its Note tablet and pho...
Larger screen provides you with more screen real estate for running apps, Penfriendly apps make full use of the include S Pen stylus, Powerful processing capability and performance, Brightly lit display that is still legible in sunlight, Large selection o...
If you are in need of a tablet PC for business, you can expect a lot of features in the Note Pro 12.2, as well as high end performance. This is very comparable to an iPad including stateoftheart WiFi, virtual keyboard, decent battery life, and plenty of s...
The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is a tablet device capable of serving many different purposes. Everything the device is capable of, it does with high performance and ease. It is packed with features and specs which contribute to its versatility. The larg...
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knowyourmobile.com Updated:
2014-06-21 11:40:45
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Samsung has invested more into improving its stylus technology – developed in partnership with Wacom – and has expanded this to a range of tablet devices all under the “Note” brand. Oddly enough, Samsung still seems to be the only company taking stylus in...
Good performance, Excellent stylus capabilities, Excellent multitasking, Good battery life...
Large and unwieldy design...
Breaking it down, there is really not much difference between the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 and Samsung's existing Galaxy Note 10.1 2014. In terms of functionality they are almost identical, with the main difference simply being the size and the specific app...
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Whoever coined the phrase “good things come in small packages” obviously didn't have the Samsung 12.2-inch Galaxy NotePRO tablet in mind at that time.Small is definitely not a word that can be used to describe the device.This is more a “go big or go home”...
The 12.2-inch Samsung Galaxy NotePRO isn't for everyone but those who take on the extra size will not feel disappointed.But it's not just extra screen size the customer takes on but the extra price - it costs $1,099.Overall the Samsung Galaxy NotePRO is a...
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It's been a while since I've seen a Samsung tablet cross my desk, but the promised successor to the Galaxy Tab line is finally here. Boasting a huge number of features and a radical design change—called the "Magazine UX"— this is the tablet that brought S...
There's certainly a market for a powerful sub-$1,000 tablet that can function as a laptop replacement for business users on the go. After all, it shouldn't be that hard to get e-mail, web browsing, and office functionality into a single device. The Note P...
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T3.com
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2014-07-03 02:19:17
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It's fair to say that Samsung hasn't quite managed to mirror the success of its Galaxy line of smartphones with its tablet siblings. Even though they share the same name, mostly similar design and even the familiar TouchWiz UI, they just haven't seemed to...
Fantastic S-Pen stylus, Powerful internals, Bright, accurate display...
Magazine UX misses the target, Eye watering price, Faux leather and faux metal...
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For some people, the 10.1 inch tablets available today just aren't big enough. They want something bigger. Samsung, though, appears happy to cater for them with the release of 12.2 inch tablet. Is it big enough?Built for people who think bigger really is...
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There were moments during my two-week period with the Samsung Galaxy NotePRO 12.2, the biggest and most expensive tablet on the market, when I thought, “Huh, this could probably replace my laptop.” What do I use my laptop for? Browsing the internet; playi...
As useful as the Samsung Galaxy NotePRO 12.2 has the potential to be, it's too big, too clunky and too expensive to be a viable purchase for the average consumer. As the company's flagship tablet, it's a beautiful technology demo, showcasing many of the h...
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techlife.net Updated:
2014-07-31 01:51:32
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The palm rejection works adequately in most instances as well — you can wrest your palm on the screen and write quite naturally, provided the pen tip is kept hovering fairly close to the screen. (Moving the stylus away switches the screen back to touch in...
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apcmag.com Updated:
2014-07-31 01:51:32
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But, you do get a bit for your money here. Samsung's new Exynos Octa 5420 CPU delivers eight cores – four Cortex A15s and four A7s for about as much speed as you'll get in a tablet at the moment. It showed up in the benchmarks too with clearly the highest...
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If you're a regular reader, you'll know I'm something of an iPad Mini fanboy. I've written before – without a trace of hyperbole – about how the device has changed my life . I rarely surf the web or use social media on a computer anymore, opting instead f...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-06 09:53:52
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Lisa Gade reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android tablet with a quad core CPU and a 12.2″, 2560 x 1600 Super Clear LCD. The Note works with the included S Pen and touch, and it has one of the largest displays found on a pure tablet design. It wei...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 is a powerful new entry in the tablet market, and with a whopping 12in screen, it's a new rival for the Galaxy NotePro 12.2, Samsung's 12in Android tablet designed with productivity and multitasking in mind. Here, we put the two...
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With smartphones getting larger and larger by the day — hello, 6.4-inch Sony Xperia Z Ultra — there's not really much point in getting a 7-inch tablet. 8-inch is better, 10-inch is getting there, but do you know what's best? 12.2 inches. The Samsung Galax...
The NotePRO makes excellent sense as a secondary business tool — for quick note-taking, emailing, or document reading — alongside a more traditional laptop or desktop PC. If you're looking for a single device that does everything, you'll need to change th...
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Samsung doesn't do anything small or by half, which is why this year at CES it released a 12.2-inch super-tablet with impressive specs. We've been playing with it on the show floor, and it's indeed a big deal.The NotePRO is a 12.2-inch tablet which promis...
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digitalmediaandit.com Updated:
2015-06-14 05:46:59
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The accuracy of the interpreted pen inputs for quick handwriting isn't much better than original Note. S Note seems to smooth out the jaggedness of touch screen sensors, which makes it look better, but no where near like a real pen. It is still miles bett...
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Twelve point two inches.That's the size of the NotePro's screen. Even large 10.1in tablets are dwarfed by the expansive slate. The size has allowed Samsung to cram plenty of features into the NotePro 12.2, and at 753 grams, it shows. Impressively this hef...
Improved software, Supreme stylus functionality, Incredible screen...
Size isn't for everyone, Some people could find its 750g weight too much...
A select few will swear this is the best tablet on the market. They'll hurriedly explain how it has more powerful hardware; how its software is more versatile; and how the added two inches has helped them ditch their 13-inch notebook. These people - wheth...
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Samsung has a tendency of spray-and-pray that one of its products may hit big. There is just so many iteration of ‘Galaxy' that you can't help to wonder – did they ever done market research before spewing out another phone/tablet?The answer is Yes – at le...
At the price of RM2,999 RRP, its hard to justify its capabilities. For the creative minded, with the advent of pressure sensitive styli for iPads such as the Intuous Stylus from Wacom and for those who plan to go pro, could've invested in a full fledge In...
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klgadgetguy.com Updated:
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We've always asked ourselves, what is the perfect screen size for a tablet that we can really work on? What is the platform that is able to manage both our work and play activities? There's no definite answer to this of course. Samsung is now attempting t...
Screen quality and resolution is gorgeous, Acceptable tablet computing performance, Supports a variety of network connectivity options, LTE enabled and able to make phone calls, S-Pen more usable, Useful productivity apps preloaded, Decent camera perform...
Ridiculously expensive for an Android tablet, Too big for an Android tablet, Wasted space in user experience, Half baked software experience, Limited functionality in Magazine UX, Performance slow down despite having powerful hardware...
Samsung has always been a daring manufacturer, they came out with a 7-inch tablet when competitors mocked at them and introduced the S-Pen when everybody thinks that the stylus is dead. With the introduction of the GALAXY NotePRO, the company is obviously...
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A few months ago, I reviewed Samsung's GALAXY Note 10.1 (2014 Edition), and suffice to say, I liked the device. No other Android device has nailed the stylus as good as the GALAXY Note line, and I give Samsung due credit for that. Now it has released a GA...
Review: Samsung GALAXY NotePRO LTEReview by Andrew YewA few months ago, I reviewed Samsung's GALAXY Note 10.1 (2014 Edition), and suffice to say, I liked the device. No other Android device has nailed the stylus as good as the GALAXY Note line, and I give...
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For most of us, we get a tablet to consume content. To read a magazine or a book. To watch endless YouTube videos. Or to access Facebook. It's rare to get a tablet and create something like long letters, art works, or homemade videos. It's not that we don...
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chip.com.my Updated:
2016-11-19 04:26:41
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Turning the Samsung GALAXY Note devices into tablet form is a natural progression – more screen estate to work with the S Pen is always a joy. But now the Samsung GALAXY NotePRO 12.2 arrives, asking a steep price for a professionally-designed desktop repl...
Slim, light and solid build, Large and gorgeous screen, Good performances, Remote PC functionality...
Pricey, Screen poor under sunlight...
Ultimately, whether you will get the Samsung GALAXY NotePRO depends on how you weigh its hefty price tag towards its offerings. At RM2,999, the NotePRO is undoubtedly above most tablets out there. Is it worth the price? Somewhat, considering that it's a...
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jamonline.ph Updated:
2016-11-19 04:26:41
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Samsung is ready to take on the corporate world with their new range of Android tablets — the Pro series. These series of tablets aren't just for the professionals, these tablets also come with power. Yes, all of these tablets comes with a punch and they'...
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businessinsider.my Updated:
2016-11-19 04:26:41
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The core of Samsung's Galaxy Note series has always been that bigger can be better. When Samsung debuted its original Galaxy Note smartphone in 2012, it introduced the American consumer tech market to the “phablet” concept. Now, the Korean gadget maker is...
If you don't need the extra screen space, you can probably pass on the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro. You'll need to spend more than $750 to use it with a keyboard and get any real work done, and there are much cheaper productivity-focused tablets. The Galaxy N...
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It's difficult to imagine what Samsung's execs were thinking when they designed the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2. The device seemingly stretches the limits of how big an Android tablet can be, and encroaches on the footprint that's usually reserved for notebooks...
So is the Galaxy Note PRO 12.2 worth the extremely high price it's asking for? That depends entirely on your profession. If you're a creative or a professional that does a lot of sketching, drafting and presentations for client, then the Note PRO 12.2 is...
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stuff.tv/my/ Updated:
2016-11-19 04:26:42
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Did we mention it's big? Well, it is. Sure, the NotePRO's slim at 7.95mm thick but it still has the same surface area of two conjoined iPad Minis so you'll need to start allocating hang-out spots for it at work and for charging by the bed.This Samsung sla...
Four window multi-tasking, Strong business apps and features, Fantastic battery life...
Big and heavy, sometimes too much, Screen is beaten by rivals, No attachable keyboard...
Kitchen tablet, maybe. Coffee table tablet, sure. Conference room tablet, definitely. A take-anywhere, whisper ‘goodnight' to tablet? Not really.Or at least - not yet. What's it good for? Multi-tasking, viewing documents, conferencing and catching up with...
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These days, tablet screen sizes typically fall into two sweet spots: 9 to 10 inches and 7 to 8 inches. You go for the former if you want a bigger screen for the tasks you engage in (duh!), and the latter if you're looking for something more portable or mo...
Spacious 12.2inch screen, Best multitasking features for Android yet, S Pen works well on a large screen, Long battery life, Useful businessoriented software suite...
Not easy to handle despite the thinness, More micro lags than Note 10.1 2014, Not all apps support Content Home, Multi Window, and Pen Window, Expensive for a tablet, Even more so if you buy the accessories to put together a laptop replacement...
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One of the most interesting products that Samsung unveiled during CES was their upsized Galaxy Note tablet, the Galaxy Note PRO 12.2. Its the biggest tablet in the Note line, coming in at 12.2 inches, and carries the best components ever assembled in a Sa...
Because the Galaxy Note PRO 12.2 sits on the top-end of Samsung's tablet offerings, there was no denying that the Korean company would not spare any expense when it comes to the materials used in creating the externals of the device.Related Posts:Full Spe...
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The Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is larger than your average tablet (thanks to the extra screen real estate on offer) but we found it to be deceptively light during our hands-on review , though you'll still struggle if you plan on holding it in one hand. It's cat...
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Ahead of CES 2014, we were given the opportunity to test drive four spanking new tablets from the Samsung Galaxy series. The four new devices in the line-up are the Galaxy NotePRO (12.2-inch) and TabPRO (12.2, 10.1 and 8.4-inch). Each of these new tablets...
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Ahead of CES 2014 today, we were given the opportunity to test drive four spanking new tablets from the Samsung GALAXY series. The four new devices in the lineup are the GALAXY NotePRO (12.2-inch) and TabPRO (12.2, 10.1 and 8.4-inch). Each of these new ta...
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When the Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 tablet first appeared , all it had going for it seemed to be an Exynos 5 Octa chipset with a 2K (2560 x 1600 pixel) display. Recently, what appears to be benchmarks of the device under the model name of SM-P905 appeared s...
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