The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition picks up exactly where last year's model left off, making key upgrades to the display and internal components, while building on its core stylus and ...

When Samsung first introduced the Galaxy Note in late 2011, the company floated the idea that the funny device with the 5.3-inch screen and a stylus wasn't a phone or a tablet, but something in ...

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 gets quad-core power, August global release Earlier this year at Mobile World Congress, Samsung showed off its Galaxy Note 10.1. At that time, the tablet housed a measly ...

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Lightweight construction. Forward-facing speakers. Top-shelf hardware makes for a smooth tablet experience. IR blaster on top of tablet. Only average battery life. Screen is OK, but far from best in ...

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With the 2nd edition of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, it's almost as if the company doesn't want to admit that they've got what's easily one of the finest Android tablets on the market. Buried in the ...

Whether or not you use the stylus, the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition, which we’ll hereon out refer to as “the new Note 10.1,” represents Samsung’s best tablet effort to date. Introduced alongside the ...