Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 - Technical Specifications And Link

Friday, 7 December 2012, 2:38 pm
Article: Alastair Thompson

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 - Technical Specifications And Links To Resources

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Samsung’s ipad competitor
Samsung’s tablet allows you to do two things at once – splitting the screen so you could for instance have a website open while taking handwritten notes with its S-Pen stylus. Alternatively write an email while watching a video.
• Android OS v4.0.3 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
• 5MP rear facing camera (2595 x 1944 pixels) and 1.9MP video camera. Geotagging
• 16GB of internal memory, all available
• 255mm (diagonal) touchscreen, 800 x 1200 pixels

Features
• ‘Multiscreen’ – allows multitasking by enabling two or more applications to be open at once
• S-Pen – stylus and software allows handwriting notes to be sent and saved
• Formula Match – recognises complicated formulas, and converts them to text
• Shape Match – turns your squiggly shapes into organised figures, will help correct the lines and shapes you draw
• 1.4GHz quad-core processor

Specs
• Battery (estimated) – 6.5 hours talk time, 38 hours standby
• Memory – 16GB, all available, 2 GB RAM. Up to 64GB external memory
• Weight – 600g
• Size – 180mm wide/262mm high/8.9mm deep
• Screen – 255mm diagonal, 800 x 1200 pixels (149 ppi pixel density)

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