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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] makanimike:
http://briefmobile.com/google-nexus-10-samsung-android-4-2

Specs according to them:

- Samsung Exynos 5250Clocked at 1.7 GHz

- Dual-core Cortex-A15

- Mali-T604 GPU

- 2GB RAM

- 16GB internal storage (other options possible)

- 10.1-inch*Super AMOLED*display

- 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution

- 298.9 pixels-per-inch

- 5-megapixel rear-facing camera

- LED flash

- Front-facing camera

- NFC

- WiFi

- Bluetooth 4.0

- Dual speakers located on front of device
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hoss_n2:
It is already posted in the page before this
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] makanimike:
Oops. And i even went through the last page and a half..not always easy to see links with all the huge signatures and gratuitous quotes
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tenderidol:
Why don't you hide the signatures. It makes it a lot cleaner and easier to read.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
It was hiding in plain site all along. ;) A "mystery" Samsung tablet went through the FCC in August and no one could figure it out. By the lack of detail and shape of the body it was the N10. Samsung's getting Apple-like in their ability to keep a secret. So with FCC clearance it'll be ready to ship soon after it's announced.

This is the first time we’ve been hearing about the GT-P8110 codename, and, frankly, we have no idea what to make of this tablet. FCC’s internal certification documents don’t help us one bit in unraveling the mystery, only unveiling that the tab will come with a 10-inch screen, 802.11n WiFi connectivity, Bluetooth, and NFC support.

It’s possible for the gadget to be some kind of a tweaked version of the Galaxy Tab 10.1, but it would be a bit too early to already release a successor for the Tab 2 10.1, which has only hit the market three months ago. Then again, neither the first-edition Tab 10.1, nor the Tab 2 came with NFC capabilities; it’s not impossible for Sammy to release a gadget with the exact same spec sheet as the Tab 2 and with that single added feature.

http://www.androidauthority.com/new-tablets-hit-fcc-lte-note-10-1-and-mystery-10-106759/

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tankjay:
So, I have a day to make a decision now.. tough call but at least both are Sammy so either is fine but need to make a decision :)

Anyone else returning Note in order to get N10..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
If it weren't for S-Pen and 3G I'd be getting a N10. It's also what I'd recommend to most of my friends who are just interested in consumption. A 10" Super AMOLED display will be drop dead gorgeous and get exceptional battery life playing videos and for gaming which tend to be darker colors.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tankjay:
I agree.. I haven't used much SPen so I won't be missing much - for me it's between multi-view, touchwiz (yes I do like it for a change :P) vs plan Google exp. with piece of mind that it will always be running the latest andorid version and I wont be waiting for an update for moths
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
I'm really not digging the navigation and notification layout which, to me, seems like the N10 is being treated as a giant phone.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tankjay:
http://briefmobile.com/google-nexus-10-samsung-android-4-2

Down due to server load.. wow - quite a few clicking on it - they must be enjoying it
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
Yes this is what you will get with 4.2 as per reports the UI for Phone and tablets will be the same which means our tablets will look like one giant phone the idea behind the same according to google is that this way users will not have to get used to the a new interface but personally I hate that I do not want an over strecthed phone.

I think someone at google has not so loving wife when he has fights with her he takes it out the UI of Android to screw everyone else around him.

I will not want to upgrade to 4.2 if reports are correct

Please read this

http://s19.postimage.org/g45dl131v/Screenshot_2012_10_26_23_07_18.png
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] CASz:
I just got my 10.1 note and it took long enough that I could return it within the window but after using it - nope. I upgraded from the original 10.1 for the pen and multi window features baked into touchwiz. Sure I've changed the launcher but I wouldn't give up touchwiz. For me the big deal about the 10.1 is that it should encourage developers to design better for tablets. That's what the nexus devices are supposed to be for isn't it?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Vertron:
Went to PC World today and noticed the Note 10.1 has dropped in price to £350. It was £400 last week.

That makes me think the Nexus 10 will be priced around £400 for the 16gb version, not too bad. I'ld be buying the 32gb version anyway because of no sd card slot. My guess is around £450 for 32gb. We'll see on Monday.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Magnesus:
The phone interface looks abysmal. I won't update any of my tablets to 4.2 if it becomes default.

Also keep in mind that 2GB RAM is not that much if we have 2560 x 1600 resolution - it requires four times the memory for textures... so GPU will take a lot of that 2GB (512MB probably?).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
And not having TouchWiz and Samsung's s/w in memory will give most of it back. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jonstrong:
There should be versions of some of the good ROMs out pretty quickly based on 4.2, and some will give you UI options. I also imagine we'll see versions of Apex and Nova (my two favorite launchers) as well as some of the others that really modify the UI.

Replacement soft keyboards like Swype beta already offer different keyboard modes that can support tablet formats better.

Some floating apps are available already, such as:

OverSkreen (browser - in progress for JB)

Floating Browser Flux (browser)

Stick it (Supports YouTube)

Super Video

hovernote - (uhhh...notes)

LilyPad - (multi protocol messenger app)

AirCalc - (guess!)

AirTerm - (terminal)

DicePlayer (video)

BSPlayer (video)

The launcher UI options, soft keyboard UI options, floating apps and space to really make use of widgets all look pretty appealing to me. I think I'll be fine with 4.2...but that's a decision each will have to make for him/herself.

I'm personally looking forward to 4.2 (see: http://www.android.gs/android-4-2-jelly-bean-release-date/).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] JeeSe:
Event postponed.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/27/google-scrubs-october-29th-event-over-hurricane-sandy-worries/

Looks like you may have to wait longer to decide if you send your Note back :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tankjay:
Actually, sticking with GNote 10.1 for now.. :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] midas69:
Yea, I think I'm doing the same. There's no way my eyes need more resolution on such a small screen so I'm happy with the GNote. And it it just feels so nice. I do seem to have the issue where the touchscreen isn't as responsive when plugged in, but it's not a big deal.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Vertron:
If I already had a Note 10.1 I'ld be hard pressed to return it too. I've tried it in the shops and it's a fantastic device.

However, as I didn't buy it I don't have this dilemma and the Nexus 10 is looking more appealing to me atm.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tankjay:
Totally agree with that. Since I have been using GNote 10.1, its kind of hard for me to let it go... N10 looks good but I will wait till it actually comes out and by that time my GNote 10.1 would have JB (hopefully) and than I will compare both and decide. For now, GNote 10.1 is rocking..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] demandarin:
I agree, the Note 10.1 is an Amazing device. Samsung has surpassed my expectations with this tablet and my Galaxy S3. The tablet/mobile phone scene has hit a point to where almost all devices being released are very good. This is just on Android front.

Now I'm seriously debating getting a MS Surface tablet. I've now seen videos THST win8RT has thousands of apps already that was released on launch. I've seen alot of the big name Andorid/IOS apps in there. I might scratch getting a Nexus 10 and get the Surface. Look at the review videos on YouTube. MS has built a beast that's truly a threat to Android and IOS. Win8/Win8RT is more threatening than I originally thought.

P.s. I want to see a nexus 10 in action. I know its display and chipset will be Boss. I really want both but I'd be over doing it. I have too many tablets already..lol.

I'd still recommend the Note 10.1 in a heartbeat. Excellent device out the box.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hoss_n2:
I love your replies Dude :) the most efficient ever
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jonstrong:
@BarryH_GEG -- excellent post - thanks.

I'm still undecided at this point. I almost really like the TF700T Infinity I picked up at the beginning of the month. Slick form factor, useful dock / keyboard / extended battery, very nice display. Still not make as much use of it as I would like to make of a tablet, and I'm a bit torn now on what's irking me about it. I *think* the N10 will appeal a bit more, in that I can address any performance concerns and at least some of the UI issues with various ROMs and launchers. I also find the Note 10 quite appealing in many ways...except that I almost get the feeling now that trading in the Infinity for the Note, especially in light of the N10 coming out, would be taking a step backwards.

Think I'll have to see the N10 in person, try it side by side with the Note 10, and reevaluate all 3 devices now that I've lived with the Infinity for a month. I can relate to some of the thought behind the "garage project" comments. I finally reached that point with Windows many years ago -- I was tired of having to be "clever" to get it to do what I wanted, tweaking settings, using replacements for for file explorers just to make it reasonable, etc. I backed away from UI tweaking apps, as the whole ecosystem continued to be so very Microsoft, i.e., prone to mysterious interdependencies, lockups, etc. I really wanted to simply be able to use my PC as a tool and platform to get my work (and play) done.

Android has been fun as a playground and work platform for the past year, and I've enjoyed trying various ROMs, kernels, launchers, etc on it. But I'm probably also nearing the point where I simply want it to be a good platform for work and entertainment...which means the UI and tools need to be pretty straightforward and mature either out of the box, or with a simple install. I found it illuminating that on purchasing the TF700T / Infinity, I really did NOT want to have to set up NvFlash and back up my "blobs" (unique to my particular machine), unlock and root, and try one of the 2 or 3 ROMs that people are starting to dabble with on that device. Seems like the threads describing what seems like a 50% success rate in unlocking, rooting and flashing are far too common, and it's brought home to me the fact that, after decades of playing with stuff like this, I really don't want to have to play hobbyist on this anymore just to get to a basic platform the meets my needs. If I see an appealing tweak, I'll still pursue it. But I will want to basic environment to be pretty much what I'm comfortable using for my daily driver.

This brings me back to the idea of waiting for the N10 to appear in stores (Best Buy most likely) and trying it out alongside the Infinity, N7, and once more - the Note 10.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] midas69:
Interesting blurb at the end of this article.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] KoRoZIV:
People please stop quoting the post above you, what is the point in doing that? You quoting half a page that is right above you just to write 5 words...the logic of this always escapes me.

I apologize for the shameless off-topic.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
http://briefmobile.com/nexus-10-receives-the-glbenchmark-and-sunspider-treatment

According to the benchmark posted in this site shows that the processor is on par with S4 pro and does not blow it away. I would love some of the experts to compare these results with Note and tell how much is the difference between performance

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Hold on guys Google Nexus 10 is being announced shortly will update as soon as I have more information, BTW Nexus 4 has been announced and something that is a surprise is it has wireless charging something I do not like is memory is only 8 or 16 gb

Brief Press release

Although Google postponed their Monday event, they did not postpone the announcement of their Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 devices. Today, Google launched the Nexus 10 with 16GB and 32GB versions. It comes with a 1.7 GHz Samsung Exynos 5250 processor, Mali T604 GPU, 2560×1600 pixel resolution, and Android 4.2. 2GB of RAM, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0, a 5-megapixel camera, and WiFi are all included as well.

The 16GB version of the tablet will run customers $399, while the 32GB one costs just $100 more. It’ll be available on November 13th for customers in the following countries: United States, United Kingdom, Australia, France, Germany, Spain, Canada, and Japan.

No Spen no micro sd card
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] xdapao3:
I have just sold my Galaxy Tab 10.1 3G to buy a Note 10.1 3G but was willing to give Google a chance first... I don't know how much the Nexus 10 weighs (which is very important to me seeing that ALL of the 10" tablets on the market today weigh too much to be ergonomic) but the deal killer is no microSD slot (and possibly no HDMI out too). Moreover, the straw that broke the camel back was to see the MORONIC decision to bring the phone UI to a 10" tablet... stupid enough on the Nexus 7 but totally UNBELIEVABLE on the Nexus 10!!

The Note 10.1 sh*ts all over the Nexus 10 both hardware-wise (screen resolution being the ONLY exception) and software-wise, comparing them is just plain absurd.

Thank God for the Note, Note II and Note 10.1, I really don't know how any remotely knowledgeable poweruser may even consider anything else (the SIII perhaps).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hoss_n2:
Nexus 10 speakers grill is way too long so I think it has either two big speakers or 4 note 10.1 sized speakers or it is just cosemotic look
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] legion1911:
Nexus 10:

- NO SD CARD SLOT

- NO S-PEN

- LESS BATTERY LIFE BECAUSE IT HAS TO MANAGE THAT MASSIVE SCREEN RESOLUTION
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
You forget to Add

A user interface which makes it look like a 10 inch phone which btw cannot make any phone calls because does not have cellular services
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] relldroid:
I have about a week left at best buy to return my Note 10.1.. The fact that we may never see 4.2 on our Note hurts me, the fact that there's no SD support for the Nexus hurts me too. But the display is so amazing, and you can switch between users! (4.2).

My head..

-SD expandable

-iR port

-MultiScreen

-Pop-up play

-S-Pen/Apps

-Palm Rejection

I can live with 32gb, smart remote is cool, but I don't need an ir port on my tablet, multiscreen is cool and useful, but I always have my phone by me to multitask while keeping a full screen on my tablet. Now the hardest part for me is the S-pen, I won't be able to draw anymore (Stylus don't measure up). Ugh..

So hard.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] demandarin:
People forgetting N10 has a microusb port. So adding a memory card won't be an issue..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hoss_n2:
What is the relationship between micro USB port and SD card slot
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
he means using a card reader but thats a stupid way to do it imagine how it would look.

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Nexus 10 does not have 3G
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hoss_n2:
It requires adapter +card reader, samsungs one. Was good but it can't fit in nexus 10
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] demandarin:
True, as its not the optimal way. But it'll still have USB host /OTG capabilities. Better than no way at all. I believe they should've put one on there. But its not a deal breaker for me. I'm still keeping my note 10.1 also.

I'm deciding whether to get this N10 or a MS Surface.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jonstrong:
As noted in another thread, the Samsung N10 site in Korea is already showing models at 16/32/64 GB... I would imagine 64GB will make it here -- just a matter of how long you'll wait for this, and whether you want an N10 to use now rather than waiting.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
Well this is something for Google to launch and not Samsung and I did not see any info of a 64GB model if it was there it would have been launched hence I think those are just rumors 64 GB memory is still relatively expensive compared to 32 GB
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] bududroid:
Simple : Ugly Design so No
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] GodSlayer:
To be honest, I hate where Android is going.

These idiotically designed curved devices, that focus about the incredibly overpriced Google Play content.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
I think this is pretty cool. I'd rather have something sitting next to the tablet than hanging off it.

http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-...&qid=1351624310&sr=8-2&keywords=micro+usb+ssd

You can put a fast and beefy SSD in it and your data storage issues would be over. It's no more bulky than the power brick people seem to be OK with on the Atom Ativ. Transferring files to it would be fast too and you could use it cross platform .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] lardo5150:
My tablet is used mainly for surfing and music.

I was considering the nexus but since i found there is no micro sd, i will pass. This is important in MY decision.

If they release a 64gb version, i will then reconsider.

Either way i am happy. My note is perfect. Not even rooted :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
And we all forget another crucial feature missing in Nexus 10 that is multitasking or opening multiple apps at the same time
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] demandarin:
I DONT think the multitasking apps on screen at same time will be a issue. That's not something hardware wise. Samsung made that possible. Its a software solution. Knowing how all nexus devices have crazy support from developers.. So something like that could be ported. Remember, no other major tablet was released yet that had same or in Nexus 10 case, better specs, since Note 10.1 launch. Now a capable taelt is about to be released with superior specs that could easily push multiple apps on same screen. Nexus 10 has a newer chipset with 2gb of ram also. The chipset is more efficient, more powerful and its gpu is far superior. Even after pushing higher resolution it'll still have more power than note 10.1 gpu(more than likely).

I love my note 10.1 and plan on keeping it. But I can recognize when new device is more superior and has way more potential, developer wise. Even Prime had more developer support than our Note has. I guess because Samsung trying to make it harder for developers. Just like Nexus7, nexus 10 will have developers flocking to it. One reason would be to get a headstart on developing for this new tech and chipset coming. I really wish nexus 10 would've had Microsd card and s pen also. Bit its not a dealbreaKer for me. Its other superior specs more than make up for it, IMO.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
I agree on the specs but then we will know how superior it is when we have the benchmarks are out, because of now the very little benchmarks that i have managed to see give a different picture and show its not as fast as we expect. again for me I am note owner and the task I need a tablet to do it does it pretty good so for me it nexus 10 is just a hulk without brains. I cannot afford to change tablets every 6 months may be a year or two but when time comes I would be looking more towards W8 tabs because I do not like where Google is going with respect to the developement of Android.

I agree there are not many customizations for 10.1 but to be frank I will not root it even if there were 100s because i like what i am getting, I have rooted my LG 2x and my micro max tablet earlier and one of the reasons people do it is because there are issues with the device incase of 2x there was no official ICS update and the stock rom sucked and with MM tablet the stock rom just killed the tablet. But with Note the tW may not be the best but because of the power beneath it does not effect the tablet a least bit.

Again these are my personal opinion and yes I have to think about a Vanilla tablet like Nexus then for me Ipad is the better choice sorry I hate apple but when you look at these two Ipad will win handsdown the only reason I chose note 10.1 over apple Ipad 3 which is almost the same price point as note in India is because of the multi app capability and Spen.

I am not an artist well I cannot even draw a straight line but where I love the Spen is when writing mails it excels considering my handwriting is one of the worst you will see and for me that itself is a killer feature

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Also when we compare note to 10 we need to remember the android version both are running the the disadvantage note has because of ICS
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Nakel:
No microSD, no thank you. If I wanted a POS tablet that didn't have a card reader, I could buy an Apple product. And no, I don't want to have to carry an SSD and a power source for the SSD. I also don't want to carry around an adapter. When I'm on the road, I carry a tiny case not much bigger than a postage stamp. In it, I carry a bunch of microSD cards with all sorts of content. No way I'm giving that up.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mexman2010:
im comparing between both but i decided to get N8000 after 2 days

cuz i need S pen and micro SD slot, and i think full HD doesnt matter with me cuz i dont need full HD in 10 inch screen

so everyone choose what he want :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
I agree No SD in India No 3G services thats a big no no because you do not have public wifi hotspots. Also i do not understand the big ga ga over screen resolution its only 10 inch not matter how big the resolution you can only see that much there is a reason why most 32 inch lcd are not full HD because at that size HD or Full HD does not make a big difference.

None the less I am happy with note so point of thinking of nexus in india it will around 40% more then that in US
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
As they say, "different strokes." Some will be fine with bare Google, some will appreciate the integration and features TW and Samsung provide. The storage limitation, as we're debating here, is going to be an issue for some. Asus proudly announced today they're selling a million N7's a month. That's 12MM a year which is pretty crappy for a $199 device when compared to Apple's iPad sales, Samsung's worldwide sales, and the KF's sales. That doesn't bode well for a $399 16GB device.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] hoss_n2:
Some benchmarks for nexus 10 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1963894 I,m not impressed at all actually it performs worse than note 10.1
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
Yes but different benchmarks give different results, I was always of the opinion the processor will not blow away the quad core ones if that was the case why are samsungs own flagship devices not having it common sense

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As per post by Keitaro (Thanks to him not my post so all credit to him)

This is the score of my tablet
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
The resolution of the N10 makes direct benchmark comparisons hard. My i9100 scored better than my Teg3 One X on video benchmarks because of it's lower resolution. From a use and "feel" perspective there's no doubt the One X is the faster phone. In Google's Octane benchmark the SGS3 and N10 were almost tied. Samsung does a great job optimizing their s/w specifically for the h/w it's running on. AOSP versions of Android are one size fits all. So it wouldn't surprise me to see the Note outperform the N10 in certain areas. That is until the devs get their hands on it. ;)