Earlier this week at the Samsung Mobile Unpacked Episode 2 in IFA, Samsung took the opportunity to show off their third generation Galaxy Note device dubbed the Galaxy Note 3. If you would like to read my thoughts on the unpacked event in overall you can do so here. Moving on to the main topic today which is the Galaxy Note 3, this time around Samsung has upped the anti and they have produced a device which is stylish and has also introduce features which people will use actually use. First up, I’ll be talking about the design of the Note 3, Samsung has revamped their design terms of their Galaxy series of smartphone with the Note 3. This time around they are throwing away the hyperglaze back and ushering in a faux leather back which deep down is still plastic, they also did something a bit cheeky by giving the Note 3 a little of classiness by adding stitching’s on the back cover. Also on the back the camera on the Note 3 elevated out so there will be a slight bump on the back, i just hope that Samsung did think things through so that the lens cover does not get scratched when it is placed flat on a surface. On the sides of the device Samsung again tried to fool the eye by putting an aluminum like look to the side but in reality the side is still made up of plastic. The front of the device is housing a 5.7” FHD Super AMOLED display. The device’s overall look is similar to the Note 2 but just a little bit more squared off. At first I was not quite a fan of the design of the Note 3 but after some time I pretty much liked the design of it. Samsung managed to keep the dimensions of the Note 2 on the Note 3 and the Note 3 is also thinner and lighter.
Last week we reported that Negri Electronics is starting to sell the Galaxy Not 10.1 with the price of $750. And today Samsung Mobile released a video on their YouTube page which basically tells you what the Galaxy Note 10.1 is capable of. The Galaxy Note 10.1 packs a 1.4GHz quad core processor (similar to the one on the Galaxy S III), 2GB of RAM, 10.1" screen, S pen, and HSPA. The part of this video which takes my eyes is when they show that you can make the keyboard smaller (1:18). The video also shows the superior multitasking capabilities of this tablet, the video also show the many functionalities of the S Pen. This tablet comes with many features which are still not in any other tablet yet. And yes $750 is no small amount for a tablet, but the price you are paying for it you get back many exclusive features in return. The best thing about this tablet to me is the multitasking capabilities but the multitasking features present in this tablet is somewhat pretty similar the one on Windows 8.
