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The middle brother in size with the Samsung tablet line, the Galaxy Note 8.0 improves upon previous Galaxy Tab and Note models in several areas – mostly those having to do with size. But while maintaining the super convenient functionality of the S Pen feature, the Note 8.0 shows a surprising lack of performance in others. Based on the success of its prior intriguing...

It appears as though someone at Samsung realized exactly how unique (and for some indispensable) the S-pen stylus included with several prior models of Samsung tablets truly is. The result is the 2014 edition of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, a full-sized tablet essentially based around S-pen functionality only previously available in smaller tabs or phablets. Those who are familiar with the opportunities presented...

Ah, a tablet with the artist – and especially the enthusiastic youth – in mind! Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 sets itself apart from the tablet crowd thanks to its main touted function - the stylus. Its meant to be used specifically as a device to draw or write on. The 10.1 is a bit of an evolution from the Samsung Galaxy Note 5” device,...

Similarly to the discontinued Dell Streak 5 , the Samsung Galaxy Note seeks to appeal to users of both smartphones and tablet PCs with a 5.3” device combining features of both. Luckily, the Galaxy Note employs elements of the two quite well. On the tablet side, the Samsung Galaxy Note has a decent 1.4GHz ARM dual-core microprocessor (more on this below) and the sharp...

Those users seeking a collaboration between two of the biggest names in electronics and software need look no further: In the Ativ Tab 3, Samsung forgoes the Android OS to equip its latest addition to its growing tablet line for Windows 8. And the result is … well, OK. Samsung is touting the Ativ Tab 3 as the thinnest-ever Windows tablet and we can...