Is The Verge's Galaxy Note 10.1 Unit Broken?

Today Samsung announced its next member of the Galaxy Note Family. The Galaxy Note 10.1 comes with a Wacom-powered S Pen that allows for touch sensitive stylus tablet experience. The tablet has a 1.4Ghz quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM. It will be available tomorrow with the 16GB costing $499 and the 32GB model at $549.

The Verge reviewed the new device and while it is highly specked it received very low scores. In the video review it shows that tablet has a bit of lag just scrolling through home screens but the problem is very evident when opening up multiscreen apps. This allows you to use two specific Samsung apps in split screen mode. When switching from one app to the other there is almost a 2 second delay before the app begins to respond. 

In a 3rd generation iPad world is sad to see so many devices struggle to match its quality. The Galaxy Note's screen is nowhere near the Retina Display of the iPad and it is still struggling to keep its performance up. While many have suggested it is simply a bad review unit it really is making Samsung look bad.

Is the interface and multiscreen ability enough for you to see pass the lag and purchase the tablet?

How To Add & Remove Apps From The Home Screen On The Galaxy Tab

For all you Galaxy Tab 10.1 owners Samsung is doing a great job at keeping you in the loop on how to do things. Hit the link to check out the simple tutorial.

How To Add & Remove Apps From The Home Screen On The Galaxy GT-P7510 Tab my samsung

How to Galaxy Tab

This last week Samsung rolled out the Galaxy Tab 10.1. It runs Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) and is known to be the thinest and lightest tablet on the market.

When this was first announced it looked like just another tablet. Once the iPad 2 was announced Samsung reworked the design of the Galaxy Tab put it on the market very quickly.

Samsung has put together a few how to videos about getting started and basic navigation of the tablet. They are the perfect videos to watch if this is going to be your first tablet or Android device.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 | Interactive Experience & How To Videos

2 New Galaxy Tabs! Pricing!

Today at CTIA Samsung announced two new Galaxy Tabs. In their event they showed how each person has a different use for tablets and they each prefer a different form factor. The first is the Galaxy Tab 10.1. This will feature Android 3.0 and TouchWiz 4.0. It will have 4G capabilities. Other features are a Readers Hub, Music Hub, Media Hub, dual speakers,2 mp front facing camera, 5 mp 720p rear camera, and enterprise specific features. SD card adapter, hdmi/speaker dock, ear piece, and book cover case. Samsung just announced pricing of the 10.1" tablet, 16 GB at $499 and 32GB at $599. Launch June 8th!

The second is the Galaxy Tab 8.9. It will consist of the same features as the 10.1 model. 16 GB at $469 and 32GB at $569. This will be available in the summer.

Wow the market is really being filled with some great products. Samsung is promoting these to be the thinest and lightest tablets of them all.

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