Neowin: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 review

Late last year Samsung released the first in their Galaxy Note series, the weird smartphone/tablet combination that packed a monster 5.3-inch screen and the S-Pen stylus. Now Samsung is back with a tablet follow up, imaginatively called the Galaxy Note 10.1 - it packs a similar S-Pen and similar software to provide what they hope is a solid note-taking platform.

For those of you who have been following Samsung's confusing tablet product line-up, you may have noticed that the Galaxy Note 10.1 is essentially the same as the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 except with the stylus support. The Galaxy Note 10.1 does get an upgrade to the Exynos 4 Quad chipset over the dual-core TI OMAP used in the Tab 2, but the core design and display remain identical.

Other improvements include a camera resolution increase from 3.15-megapixels to 5-megapixels while adding an LED flash, support for up to 64 GB of microSD storage, and a slimmer body that reduces the thickness from 9.7mm down to 8.9mm while retaining the same 7000 mAh battery.

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