compared to galaxy note tab2 10.1?
1328748
I bought the 32GB tablet which has 2x the internal storage for only $10 more than the Galaxy note 10.1. Plus I purchased the keyboard to go with it and now I can use a usb port with my tablet, not an option with the Galaxy.
1328749
I purchased the TS300T with 32GB internal storage which is 2x what the Galaxy note has, plus I purchased the docking keyboard to go with it so now I also have a usb port I can use.
1328750
I was actually thinking about this one as it also look like a nice piece of kit. It was more expensive at the time so opted for the Asus.
1328751
Asus TF300 Vs. Galaxy Note Tab 2 10.1 Asus: Quad Core - Samsung: Dual Core Asus: 1.2 Ghz Tegra 3 - Samsung: 1 Ghz Asus: Nvidia Tegra 3 Graphics CoProcessor - Samsung: N/A Asus: 32Gb Internal Storage - Samsung: 16Gb Internal Storage Asus: 8 Megapixel Main Camera - Samsung: 3 Megapixel Main Camera Asus: 1.2 Megapixel Front Camera - Samsung: VGA 640x480 Fron Camera Asus: Mini HDMI Out - Samsung N/A
1328752
The note is nice if you need to make an occasional call on the go or if you need a data package for certain purposes. If you just want to have another gadget to add to your tech corner and still have all the features androids offer then go with the transformer. Especially if you're working with a budget you cant go wrong with the tranformer since its alot cheaper than the note
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Asus TF300 Vs. Galaxy Note Tab 2 10.1Asus: Quad Core - Samsung: Dual CoreAsus: 1.2 Ghz Tegra 3 - Samsung: 1 GhzAsus: Nvidia Tegra 3 Graphics CoProcessor - Samsung: N/AAsus: 32Gb Internal Storage - Samsung: 16Gb Internal StorageAsus: 8 Megapixel Main Camera - Samsung: 3 Megapixel Main CameraAsus: 1.2 Megapixel Front Camera - Samsung: VGA 640x480 Fron CameraAsus: Mini HDMI Out - Samsung N/A
1328754
I thought the Galaxy seemed smoother, sturdier, and a bit nicer looking. I've always had good experiences with Samsung products. When we bought the Galaxy it was <$300 at Costco.
1328755
Comparatively, Galaxy will have marginally better processing power and more bloatware to match. Galaxy will have a moderately better display. Asus tends to be cheaper and is just as capable for 90% of average users. Asus tabs dock better and are of few that do a good job booting Ubuntu or other Linux distros if you so choose.
1328756
note is better I think.but it is also expensive. But tab 2 10.1 is not good as this one just has two speakers in frony
1709066
Nope! It's just an "alleged" improvement. My Note 10.1 does the same thing as my Galaxy Note 3. Don't do what I did, & pay for "alleged" upgrades. :-)
1415731
Sorry it is not. i717 is a Galaxy Note 1 model and the screen size on a Galaxy Note 2 is bigger.
1709065
http://www.mobiletechreview.com/tablets/Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-10.htm here is the difference between old and new. http://www.mobiletechreview.com/tablets/2014-Samsung-Galaxy-Note-10.htm
1018451
Since I have Tab 2, and no knowledge of the Tab 3...I don't know their differences. Suggest you research online and / or call a big-box electronics store and ask. Sorry, just don't want to give a wrong answer here....
79504
There are two models - one for the note and a different one for the tab. They are NOT interchangeable.
1610132
I originally had the Note 2014 edition and replaced it with a SP2. Ultimately, I wanted to - take notes with a stylus- work with Word (work/school)- annotate PDFs with a stylus- Full web browsing (teach online, so full browser was key)Ultimately, Android is terrible at handling PDFs (seriously, check the reviews for PDF annotating apps) whereas Drawboard and OneNote are perfect for this. Also, native Word beats any and all attempts by other programs. OneNote + Wacom Stylus = perfection in note taking.And... as a bonus, all the desktop programs work. I can do everything with my SP2. I still had to lug around a laptop if I wanted to do Dreamweaver, etc. with my Note 2014.Your use-case may push you in another direction. I originally had the Note 2014 edition and replaced it with a SP2. Ultimately, I wanted to - take notes with a stylus- work with Word (work/school)- annotate PDFs with a stylus- Full web browsing (teach online, so full browser was key)Ultimately, Android is terrible at handling PDFs (seriously, check the reviews for PDF annotating apps) whereas Drawboard and OneNote are perfect for this. Also, native Word beats any and all attempts by other programs. OneNote + Wacom Stylus = perfection in note taking.And... as a bonus, all the desktop programs... » Read More I originally had the Note 2014 edition and replaced it with a SP2. Ultimately, I wanted to - take notes with a stylus- work with Word (work/school)- annotate PDFs with a stylus- Full web browsing (teach online, so full browser was key)Ultimately, Android is terrible at handling PDFs (seriously, check the reviews for PDF annotating apps) whereas Drawboard and OneNote are perfect for this. Also, native Word beats any and all attempts by other programs. OneNote + Wacom Stylus = perfection in note taking.And... as a bonus, all the desktop programs work. I can do everything with my SP2. I still had to lug around a laptop if I wanted to do Dreamweaver, etc. with my Note 2014.Your use-case may push you in another direction. « Show Less
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I have the galaxy 2 tab 10.1 and I used it for that. It added a lot of memory and it's helps a lot
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I would also like to know; if someone has a note edge to test on that would be handy! I don't know if they have internal differences or not.
539422
I love my Note 8. I had the Tab 2/7 and hardly used it. I use the Note 8 a lot. The resolution is very good. I also have a Galaxy S3 phone and they integrate well. I can't speak to the Tab 3/8. The S Pen is really cool but I haven't figured out how to make the most of it yet.
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The Galaxy Note 1 has always had a different size cover even from the Galaxy Tab 2, so you could not use for the Note either because the first Galaxy Note was slightly thicker and heavier than the Tab 2 10.1. If you compare even the current Galaxy Note and Tab 3 10.1 models you will see the difference even now. The note has a beefier operating system than the Tab 2 or Tab 3 models and is designed so that you can use the stylus to actually write notes to the system. Or to actually draw or do diagrams, like a chalk board but with ability to save doodles.
460803
they both have 3GB of RAM, but the Note Pro uses less in the background and is a much better tablet overall.
82004
I purchased it for Samsung Galaxy Note Tab 10.1 . It did not fit as it was slightly smaller than the tablet I own. On further research, I read online that it exactly fits the Tab 2 10.1, which is just a little bit smaller (in width) than the Note Tab. It has a opening on the top for the IR blaster, so it works fine as the IR blaster is located on top of the tablet. For charging, you need to keep the case open. This case does not have the rectangular opening along the spine as you see in other cases, so you cannot charge with the cover closed.
1065305
From what I researched, no. They have the same drawings available on the 10.1. I also have a surface pro 2 that has my manga studio on it, which is great and I love it. The Samsung is just so portable and slick to use.
440470
Kerry: Just curious, did you buy the Galaxy Note N7000 (Note 1) or the Galaxy Note N7100 Note 2? Both are great devices, so either way, you will be happy with either!Regards,Daisy
530703
I have a Galaxy note 10.1 from Verizon and it doesn't work with it. Not sure about the tab 2 and don't know how to find out.
22895
It works well with Galaxy note 10.1. I would suggest to check with Samsung customer service to get info on compatibility with Tab 10.1