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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
That's right. N-trig. Source of the problem...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Sndan:
Hi everyone

like most of u I look to this device for note taking

and rediculously the s pen feature is the most attractive thing on it but it seems no one of the reviewers spend a good time exploring it

so please anyone have one .... please upload a video showing S pen writting and how much precise is it ....
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iZan23:
+10000

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] terrorblind:
I have no idea if this is what you want.. but go to 2:30min

http://highonandroid.com/android-tablets/galaxy-note-10-1-gt-n8000-unboxing-retail/

and then from again from 15:03min

Its a really good complete review by they way :)

Hope this helps a bit :)

-TB-
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iZan23:
Thanks a lot!

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] upperkingjr:
If you need cover for your note 10.1 the transformer targus works great. Fits but the pen you can not take out unless you pull the side where the pen is housed out of the sleeve..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] trineomorph:
Cool this is the Truss leather case? Does anyone know if any of the screen protectors for the Tab will fit?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] macwilson:
Thanks for that!

However, I think i'll wait until they makes some detected cases , which I imagine won't take long...I hope :o
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Tubgirl:
Can the browser do text reflow?

Brgds... /Tubgirl
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Alabama978:
Memory Question

Guys,

I have been living in a cave for several years (well it feels like it as far as techo stuff goes) and have lost touch with this technology. I want to buy this device when it's released in UK but I am unsure of which model to get, as far as internal memory goes.

Is there a real difference between the performance of the 16, 32, and 64 gb models, or should I just go for a 16gb and add a big micro card at a lot less cost?

TIA
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iZan23:
I suggest you to buy the 16 Gb model and if you need more space, go for a class 10 micro sd. So much cheaper

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] oznick:
Personally, I'm getting the 32Gb model. Main reason being - some apps save by default to internal storage. But I'm planning a lot of notes, possibly with audio.

So it all depends on how you are planning on using it. If mainly for movies or other content consumption - go with 16Gb.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] willow09:
I have the tab 10.1 32gb atm and have never exceeded 16gb so ill be opting for the 16gb model when I upgrade to the note 10.1 ill insert an sd card if I need more memory.

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Btw has anyone managed to get the unboxing video to work from the last page? I get sound but no picture.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cmunho:
Try turning off h/w encoding. Switch to s/w. That worked for me.

Sent from my Galaxy Note
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Alabama978:
Thanks for the advice, I'll probably get the 16gb but depending on the UK prices.

I still can't decide whether to get the Wifi only or with 3G. Always had wifi only devices, just wonder if you have a phone sim with monthly internet allowance here in UK could it be slipped into the Samsung and work on Broadband?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] terrorblind:
@Alabama978

you could just use your phone as a wifi-spot (if it has that option) and connect your tab to it.. then you don't need get another sim or even the sim-version.. just go with the cheaper wifi-version

-TB-
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] afadzil21:
Does anyone know if the original Tab 10.1 BT keyboard case fits the Note 10.1? Dimensions seem to be exactly the same except for the thickness which is ever so slightly more than the Tab 10.1.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
G-Tab 10.1 3G = 256.7 x 175.3 x 8.6 mm Weight 565 g

G-Tab 2 10.1 3G = 256.6 x 175.3 x 9.7 mm Weight 588 g

Note 10.1 = 262 x 180 x 8.9 mm Weight 600 g

Hardly "exactly the same."
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] afadzil21:
I was basing on the original dimensions I first saw. Thanks. Now I know my old Tab 10.1 BT KB case is pretty much useless for the note. Maybe it could fit the Tab 2.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] balto:
Yes it will work on telus. It will also work on bell and Rogers.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] driekus33:
Where abouts is the new forum? I am having trouble finding it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] eazy103:
http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1735
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] driekus33:
Excellent, thanks heaps
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] *Omnipresent*:
Just got my gnote 10.1 this morning from Negri Electronics. Very happy with my purchase:good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cmunho:
Has anyone found a place to order in the US that has them in stock?

I'm also curios about if the warranty is valid if you order from Negri.

Sent from my Galaxy Note
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] snowmanwithahat:
Can someone please tell me what this other than a tablet with a stylus... I guess I don't see the point.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] PMentior:
It is a tablet with a really good stylus. If you need to do stuff like take notes for a class you would probably see the point. I have been wanting a good tablet that I can take handwritten notes on for years. From what I've seen this is exactly what I want.

Sent from my Galaxy S3 running DietICS
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] redviper666:
Then clearly you aren't the target demographic.

I have spent a lot of money trying to find a good, portable, fast way of taking notes. I attend an average of 3 meetings a day, and during conferences I might be in meetings for 12 hours or so. Laptops are exhausting to carry and even though I can type faster I can't sketch on laptops.

The Note 10.1 is the first tablet I have actually been excited about. The multiscreen mode coupled with pen based notes are a god send.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] sphere314:
Maybe

this

might be interesting for Europeans...

We too are getting closer...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] redviper666:
This waiting is killing me. I hope the best buy will have a note or two for sale on the 15th so I can pick one up fast.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Yes and no. You can't send it directly to Samsung for repair because it's a grey market product sold outside its country of intended sale. Negri provides warranty support wherein you send it to them and they send it to one of their overseas affiliates who has it repaired by Samsung. I'd strongly suggest you back that up with a SquareTrade warranty also.

It's the fastest Android tablet on the planet right now. It also has Samsung's build quality, the ability to multitask, and the stylus is great for taking long hand notes in meetings that the Note dynamically converts to text. Samsung also does an incredible job at optimizing the s/w for the h/w as you can see in the benchmarks. The only downside is that's it's not HD. But for a lot of us the other stuff makes up for that.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jayjay90:
I'm with you 100% on this. Although I can type much faster than I can write I still carry a notepad with me to most of my meetings since it's just easier. Then after the meeting I have to get some of them into my computer. I've been wanting the Note 10.1 before they even demoed it way back when! Finally it's here... almost. And for those telling me I could've bought a tablet PC I'll say that the Note 10.1 is the first extremely slim tablet with the stylus with the extra long battery life and speed.

I also drew and painted a lot in high school and college but haven't lately and I'm actually looking forward to doing some more sketching again.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] snowmanwithahat:
Have you considered the Transformer? I'm the same way but prefer a keyboard over anything because I can't write in script or freehand fast enough to keep up with an 80wpm typing speed.

The only thing I've really wanted a tablet for is free-form diagrams in a meeting.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] redviper666:
I can type a lot faster than I can write (especially with a digital pen) but I can't think on the keyboard. When I am in meetings I don't want to look up and move the mouse pointer to draw a diagram or make annotation on text.

Another thing that the Note would be really useful for is when I am reviewing papers. I like to print them out and take notes on the margin. but given the side (10.1) I think pdfs should be pretty readable and I can make the notes digitally and eventually copy out the annotations into a full review.

Honestly I was waiting for the Surface Pro because I think Windows' handwriting recognition is leaps and bounds ahead of anything else. But given the 4 month gap and the low price of the note I can certainly live with it :) Maybe even hold off on the Surface a bit longer and get the next processor iteration.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] *Omnipresent*:
1280 X 800 IS HD ya know. Just not full (1900 x 1080) HD.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tschulieh:
Hi guys,

I'm too excited, can't wait to try!

(It's really nonsense from xda, to post 10 posts in general section, even if you already read for ages - sorry bout this)

greets
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] FrancoR:
x2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] saltyballs:
x3

Mine arrived from MobiCity today (ordered it Saturday). Their service has been exceptional, once again.

Can't wait to unbox it tonight!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
In the UK? Did you pay £649? The white version is on for £399 at Expansys...

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Speaking of, anyone know if there is a difference between the white and deep grey, besides colour?

model GT-N8010ZWABTU (white)

model GT-N8000EAABTU (deep grey)

Is the GT-N8010 an older version or something? Doesn't make sense to me why it's £80 cheaper than the deep grey on Expansys....
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] oznick:
N8010 = Wi-Fi only

N8000 = Wi-Fi + 3G
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] homegeek:
I have a question for any current Note owners. I am wondering if the note has an app that reads epub or pdf files that is compatible with the spen? Basically I would like to be able to highlight paragraphs in my ebooks and I was wondering if the note does that.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] freedomispopular:
S Note can import pdfs. There are also Play Store apps that allow you to annotate pdfs. Qoppa PDF Notes is the one I use. I'm not sure about epub though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] trevinokri:
does the deep gray Galaxy Note 10.1 have a black bezel or blue? because on some videos, the bezel looks black but on the samsung website it looks blue. Or is it gray?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] uncreativeprofessional:
I too am anxious for the Note 10.1 so I can mark up pdf's. On my Samsung GS2 phone, I've been using the ezPDF Reader Pro app, which I've been happy with despite not using, or rarely using, many features that don't lend themselves to use by finger on a 4.3" screen. That app is $2.99.

The post above is the first time I've heard that the S Note software will import pdf's, which is great news (thx!). In addition, the ezPDF web page in Google Play shows the logo of an "ezPDF Reader Note" app (with the image of a stylus scribbling), though I haven't located a page for downloading it. Maybe the developer, Unidocs, pulled the app so they can revise it to work with both the phablet and the 10.1? I dunno.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] homegeek:
I would like to know about books or text on the Note. One of the big things for me is reading books. How does the text look? I was very tempted to go with the Asus for that reason but I would like to hear from people who have the device.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
From PC World...

"The Galaxy Note 10.1's display was both a disappointment and a surprise. The display has a resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels, the same as displays on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 and the Toshiba Excite 10 LE. That means no high-pixel density clarity or detail for text or graphics, as you'd find on the Acer Iconia Tab A700, the Apple iPad, and the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700.

Nevertheless, Samsung has done something with this tablet behind the scenes to boost its display performance. Image sharpness and color are dramatically better than in the 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab 2, and the sharpness and detail of my high-resolution images in the Google Gallery came close to matching what you'd find on a high-pixel-density display. Also, though most Android tablets struggle with skin tones, the Galaxy Note 10.1 produced some of the most realistic skin tones I've seen. Text clarity was better than on the abysmal Galaxy Tab 2, but it couldn't hold a candle to what you'd get on one of the high-pixel-density displays."
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] warmonked:
The contrast of the display must be high, which mimics sharpness and clarity. There's no way to make a 150 ppi display magically look like a 250 ppi display.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] registerxx66:
Multi Screen for Polaris.

Can I open two documents (word & word, or word & excel, or word & pdf) side by side with Polaris? I need this feature, I often compare two documents at once in my work.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Vincent9756:
The bezel is a very, very dark grey (almost black in low light situations). In pics it does look blue but it's not.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Norko Solko:
Formulas, equations, kies export and s-note

Hello, guys!

I'm going to buy GT-N80xx. Handwriting looks great.

I have some questions to owners about exporting notes from S-Note. I know that user can export note to PDF or JPEG from the device.

But which export functions are available in Kies on PC? I hope there may be more "editable" formats, as OpenDocument, HTML, MS Word or something other. I'm very interested in automatic conversion of formulas, written on tablet and recognised by Formula Match to LaTeX, MathML, MathType of something other.

Can anyone look at Kies options about export possibilities, mentioned above.

With best regards, Norko.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] shomy_btc:
Hi, I considering to buy GT-N8010, is this worth value of the money or I can just buy some chinese no name product. It's for my little young sister 7 years old. Thanks...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cmunho:
Me too. I'll trade my iPad 3 for this when it releases. Wish we had *some* idea of when. Samsung is pretty tight lipped about a release though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] xdapao3:
Normal sized monitors are on average around 2/2.5 times larger than a tablet, measure the distance from your desktop or laptop monitor to your eyes and the distance at which you keep your tablet and tell me the latter is more than 2/2.5 times the former (and yours is smaller than the average 10.1" tablet too).

What use are high resolution displays if they are too small to do anything remotely productive on them in the first place??

What are you going to do on a puny "Retina" 3.5" display?? Image editing?? Browsing desktop websites?? Editing autocad files?? Spreadsheets??

The only smartphone around, today, which is truly useful and in many ways usable as a small portable "computer" is the Galaxy Note. Talking about slight variances in PPI as if those other tiny displays were actually usable doing things where PPI matters is ludicrous..

Of course the display of the New iPad is way better than a 1280x800 10.1" Android tablet, your original point was that the New Ipad "Retina" display was way better than a full HD 10.1" Android tablet too which is what I called BS.

Ipad 3's PPI is 264, an HD 10.1" (which BTW would be 1980x1200 and not 1980x1020 like you said since most Android tablets are 16:10) like the announced Transformer Infinity will be 224.

So I repeat: saying (like you did) that a 224 PPI tablet display is "too low and can't compete with the visual quality" of a 264 PPI tablet display in the same size class is beyond ridiculous.

First HD tablet has been the iPad3, a couple of months ago, and other HD displays on 10" tablets are just NOW being announced.

So, where are you seeing all these HD tablets??

As I told you, up until the New iPad a couple of months back, Apple had the lowest PPI one in its size class (and comparing low PPIs, unlike the high PPIs comparisons you were making, differences ARE noticeable).

The "trash" SuperAMOLED HD 5.3" display of my Note is the very reason I bought it and it's why I can see NO real alternative to it today.

It's not perfect by any means but it's BY FAR the OVERALL best display around and it's what makes the Note actually useful and a pleasure to use.

I fell in love with AMOLED displays with my Galaxy S and have had only AMOLED displays since, going from the S to the SII and then to the Note as soon as it was available in Europe.

"Trash" is what I call all the other displays, thank you.

These stupid slight differences in comparable PPIs which you are raving over are totally MEANINGLESS when get those slightly higher PPIs on, for example, minuscule 3.5" iPhone displays which you can't really do anything on or when you consider that you pay the overkill iPad3 PPI by getting one of the heavier (if not THE heaviest) tablet around (and monster power consumption, overheating problems and a hit in brightness to boot).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] LemonPowerForce:
That s pen looks the same size as mine. That's quite a disappointment.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] burhanistan:
Dude, no way. The new iPad's display is really quite amazing. Looking at a standard 1200x800 display doesn't compare. Once you've gone pixel-less, any LCD matrix is just going to scream at your eyes.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] xdapao3:
Dude, we were comparing the iPad3's display to one of the upcoming 1980x1200 HD Android tablet displays.

I have tested the iPad3's display and it is quite a leap (especially compared to the iPad2's display which had the lowest resolution among the 10" size class tablets).

The point was that between the iPad3's display and the ones on the upcoming HD Android tablets (so 1920x1200 and NOT 1200x800) the difference is going to be absolutely negligible.

Frankly, the only thing that "screamed" at me (besides iOS which I can't stand) while toying around with the iPad3 was its weight. Coming from one of the lightest (G.Tab 10.1") you do notice it..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] VTEChump:
I assume this has the PLS LCD display?? I was hoping for a super AMOLED+ like is on the tab 7.7 :cool: The display on the 7.7 is THE best tablet display on the market, hands down (yes, better than ipad3 IMHO).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] :
First, can you confirm if it uses Mali T604? Nordichardware "leaked" that it's using Quad Exynos 4, but not same Mali400. They speculated it's Mali-T604.

http://www.nordichardware.com/news/...th-mali-604t-gpu-crushes-the-competitors.html

For people who are talking about PPI and high-res display, you guys should note that Exynos 4 Quad can drive upto WXGA resolution (1366 x 768)

http://www.samsung.com/global/business/semiconductor/minisite/Exynos/news_12.html

So, you can't drive a Full HD display with the Exynos 4412. They need some something more like Exynos 5250 or upgraded 4412 like Nordichardware mentioned for high-res display.

And people talking about Full HD with Tegra3 should seriously think about abysmal memory subsystem of Tegra. Less we talk about memory bandwidth with Tegra, better for everyone.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] glennss:
Sounds like you have been drinking the Apple cool-aid whilst bathing in the reality distortion field. You should realise that "retina" is a marketing term and those ppi points you refer too at which pixels become "unnoticeable" are just part of that definition, they are not facts, they vary from person to person but most with good vision require much higher than 350ppi to not see pixles.

Now the "retina" display has moved to tablets they add extra exceptions, "well you hold it further away so you need less pixels" rubbish, I hold my phone and my tablets at almost the same distance when using them and the subpixel / pentile matrix debate is so over hyped, the Note has a fantastic display as does the S3, without a magnifying glass you wouldn't even know its a pentile matrix.

I would hope to see full hd on this new tablet, 1920x1200 like the transformer infinity with a stylus would be fantastic.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] uncreativeprofessional:
Stylus pen with PDF files?

Reviews of the Note 10.1 always highlight use of the stylus with Photoshop and multimedia -- will the stylus work for marking up PDF files as well? Will the tablet come out the box with an app to do so or will an app developer need to come up with one? Thanks.

(And I'm with VTEChump in wishing the release delay would've brought us a Super AMOLED+... if they can do it for the 7.7, why not the 10.1 too?!)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] :
From what I read in oled-info, a 7.7 inch HD SAMOLED PLUS display itself costs in the range of $170. So, proportionally a 10.1 display will cost more than $300 (just cost of display). I am not sure it's a good business - how many would pay for such high price for SAMOLED? PLS LCD may cost just a fraction of that money.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] fishgimp:
Hey floiancu, thanks for posting the video review! did you find that the stylus or line drawing has lag in it when you drew?

Cheers!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] floiancu:
1) I had no time to check the battery life as I've used it in all sorts of things, for filming, testing the Photoshop Touch, downloading etc and I didn't do an "average day" test. Also I didn't know how to check the mAh of the battery so I assume it's the original 7000 mAh one.

2) The S Pen is BIGGER, believe me. I had no Note 5.3 around to do a comparison pic, but this one is more like a real pen. For one I can hold it properly to draw.

3) The S Pen has no lag whatsoever while writing, clicking, swiping, normal use, but you can definitely feel some lag when drawing a fast line (check the part where I write Samsung in the hands one video, it's sped up to about 200% but you get the picture)

4) My input on the resolution would be that I only tried the iPad 3 once and what surprised me was how pixelated ALL apps are, because they weren't optimized for the resolution and maybe they'll have you buy HD ones just for that particular model. I like to keep my options open, and not spend a ton of cash for normally free apps just because I have an alien resolution :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] fishgimp:
Thanks for the speedy reply!

Drat, I was hoping to use it for my on the go sketching tablet as I'm a professional artist and it would be nice to do small scale work while travelling. lag with pen strokes sounds annoying. I hope they can speed it up before release. Weird that it would be so laggy though, i've been using tablet pcs since 2005 and never had any lag with the stylus input when set up properly.

Now that you point it out I can definitely see the lag when you write the last part of SAMSUNG. Nice handwriting though! I couldn't really tell if it was laggy when you were using Photoshop.

Cheers.