Jul 21
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 promised plenty, but when we reviewed it, it didn’t quite hit all of its marks. Maybe it was the high price when judged against its plastic chassis, or perhaps that our reviewer really wanted a better display than the 1,280 x 800 LCD that was provided. On the upside, the unit’s multitasking prowess can’t be dissed, but we did gripe that it was still using Ice Cream Sandwich rather than Jelly Bean. Still, we’re sure plenty of people purchased this thing, so why not tell us what you liked and more importantly, what you would have changed?
Schools are getting more high-tech these days and if you’re a student planning to take up medicine in South Korea, Samsung has a tablet right up your alley. The tablet is essentially the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, with the main difference being that this is the Medical Hub Edition, and as its name implies, this particular tablet will come preloaded with medical dictionaries for medical students that they can refer to. The medical apps will also make use of the S Pen feature, allowing students to identify the correct body parts/organs and even color them in. Somehow I can’t help but feel that coloring things in should have been over and done with back when we were 8 or 10, but perhaps this might help with the learning process, who knows? The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Medical Hub Edition will be priced at ₩799,000 which is around $725 and there is no word if this tablet will be seeing a release outside of South Korea.
Samsung has decided to throw in another color where the Galaxy Note 10.1 with LTE model is concerned, introducing this tablet in a shade of Garnet Red. The South Korean consumer electronics giant intends to position this dark cardinal-colored tablet as the ideal material, shaping up in time for Valentine’s Day, where they hopefully think that it would be appealing enough to move the hearts (and subsequently, pockets) of one to make a carefully weighed decision of purchasing a new tablet for their other half.
It was earlier this month when Verizon Wireless revealed to folks living in the US that they will be carrying the spanking new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet with LTE support, which means you ought to be able to wrap your fingers around one pretty soon. Well, Sprint is not one to remain far behind its competitors, and the Now Network has announced that they too, will be carrying a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 for the masses, considering how a Sprint-specific version of the tablet has already received the nod of approval from the folks over at the FCC.
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