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It’s funny how the landscape is being dominated in the tablet market by certain companies more so than others. We obviously have the iPads from Apple’s camp, and then there’s everyone else in the Android tablet space. In particular, the Android tablet scene is mostly occupied by the wealth of devices from Samsung’s stable. At one point, the original Galaxy Tab family was regarded as the company’s premier tablet line, but it has since become more of the entry-level offering – supplanted by Sammy’s Note series.In another turn of events, Samsung is shaking things up by introducing yet another line of tablets – the Galaxy Tab S family. Directly expected to compete in the compact segment, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 is shaping up to be one beauty of a tablet that’s bringing back the Super AMOLED display. Needless to say, it’s quite a rare thing to find in the tablet space, so it’s wonderful that it’s coming back. … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 hands-on

The iPad Air has been tearing up the scene when it comes to full-sized tablet offerings, but Sammy has something special that’s going to directly compete against it. If you haven’t read our hands-on article with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4, you might want to graze it over because its bigger sized sibling, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.5, shares many of the same specs and features. An unusual size, of course, its 10.5-inch display is able to raise a few eyebrows not only for its number crunching resolution, but for the fact that it employs Super AMOLED technology.DesignOkay, so this model shares the same design language of the Galaxy Tab S 8.4, but it’s meant to be used more in landscape – as opposed to the portrait style construction of its sibling. Visually speaking, the design doesn’t necessarily scream premium, since it’s mostly comprised out of plastic, which is almost similar to the Galaxy S5. However, what’s really impressive about the … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 hands-on

posted on 17 Mar 2016, 11:44 3 1. zunaidahmed (Posts: 1146; Member since: 24 Dec 2011) Correction, the CPU is not clocked at 2.2GHz, it can be boosted to that frequency for a very short period(about 15 secs but may vary) then it goes back to under 1GHz again because TDP limit. posted on 17 Mar 2016, 11:45 0 2. TreyTreyTaylor (Posts: 717; Member since: 21 Dec 2010) I need some reviews of this thing. Want a new tablet pc and im stuck between this and the Surface Pro 3 or 4. posted on 17 Mar 2016, 11:51 1 3. Rajan13 (Posts: 3; Member since: 17 Mar 2016) Surface might be the best choice posted on 17 Mar 2016, 14:21 5 9. Martin_Cooper (Posts: 1728; Member since: 30 Jul 2013) There is no competition to surface pro 4 at its starting price. Dont even think about it. posted on 17 Mar 2016, 18:21 0 16. TreyTreyTaylor (Posts: 717; Member since: 21 Dec 2010) I think I won't. Surface Pro 4 I5 is looking very good. 21. theguy2345 (Posts: 1216; Member … [Read more...] about Comments for : Samsung Galaxy TabPro S arrives in the U.S. tomorrow starting at $900

With so many new devices having been announced over the last couple of weeks, you may already have forgotten about Samsung's Galaxy TabPro S. Unveiled way back at the Consumer Electronics Show in early January, it has been touted as the Korean firm's answer to the Microsoft Surface Pro 4. Packed with a reasonably strong assortment of tech. specs, it has taken a while for the TabPro S to reach the U.S. market. As of Friday, though, Stateside consumers will be able to get their hands on the slab at a cost just shy of $900. While Samsung has churned out many a powerful tablet in recent times, the TabPro S breaks from the traditional mold of running Google's Android. Shipping with Windows 10, its overall profile is not too dissimilar to the Surface Pro roster. It ships with a detachable keyboard and can free-stand to behave like a notebook when required. There will also be a stylus available for the slate, but it won't begin shipping until later on this year.Though it's quite … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy TabPro S arrives in the U.S. tomorrow starting at $900