Galaxy Note 10.1?

Hey, I'm just looking for some opinions on people who own or have used a Galaxy Note 10.1. I have an iPad 2 and I'm trying to trade it for the Note. My reasoning is mainly the S pen and the ability to take notes. For people who have it, how is the performance? Is it a good tablet for taking notes? I'm looking for any opinions on whether or not I should get it. Thanks. Any input is appreciated.

I love mine. The S pen was the selling feature I bought mine for. Lots of people who have iPads are envious of it. There isn't a lot of third party software support for the pen. On the upside, the included software is really robust. You can use several types of writing tools (pencil, pen, highlighter, etc) and you can also control how heavy the line you produce is by applying or softening your pressure with the pen. I primarily use it for taking notes in meetings. I also do the occasional silly drawing with my son. The screen is extremely scratch resistant too. I have yet to even put so much as a since imperfection in mine. You really don't need those silly screen protectors with this thing. Let me know if you have any other questions.bdmckinley

You should wait a couple of months, samsung will soon be releasing the galaxy pad 3 series (based off the hardware in the nexus 10) so I assume they will base a new note off that too with a much better screen and other hardware than the current note.

Up to you though.

You should wait a couple of months, samsung will soon be releasing the galaxy pad 3 series (based off the hardware in the nexus 10) so I assume they will base a new note off that too with a much better screen and other hardware than the current note.

Up to you though.

kraken2109

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You should wait a couple of months, samsung will soon be releasing the galaxy pad 3 series (based off the hardware in the nexus 10) so I assume they will base a new note off that too with a much better screen and other hardware than the current note.

Up to you though.

TonyDanzaFan

[QUOTE="bdmckinley"]I love mine. The S pen was the selling feature I bought mine for. Lots of people who have iPads are envious of it. There isn't a lot of third party software support for the pen. On the upside, the included software is really robust. You can use several types of writing tools (pencil, pen, highlighter, etc) and you can also control how heavy the line you produce is by applying or softening your pressure with the pen. I primarily use it for taking notes in meetings. I also do the occasional silly drawing with my son. The screen is extremely scratch resistant too. I have yet to even put so much as a since imperfection in mine. You really don't need those silly screen protectors with this thing. Let me know if you have any other questions.TonyDanzaFan

Its not gonna be any worse than your ipad 2 as far as outdoor visibility is concerned.

To date there have only been 3 tablets with great outdoor visibility. The galaxy tab 7.7 and the 2 MS surface tablets.

Its not gonna be any worse than your ipad 2 as far as outdoor visibility is concerned.

To date there have only been 3 tablets with great outdoor visibility. The galaxy tab 7.7 and the 2 MS surface tablets.

Gambler_3

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Its not gonna be any worse than your ipad 2 as far as outdoor visibility is concerned.

To date there have only been 3 tablets with great outdoor visibility. The galaxy tab 7.7 and the 2 MS surface tablets.

kraken2109

I wouldn't be surprised if they launched new tablets soon, probably based off the Nexus 10 hardware since samsung makes it.

I wouldn't be surprised if they launched new tablets soon, probably based off the Nexus 10 hardware since samsung makes it.

kraken2109