DIRECTIVE (EU) 2022/2380 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 23 November 2022 (Part III) y Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, 25.6 cm (10.1"), 1280 x 800 pixels, 16 GB, 1 GB, Android, Grey Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. Display diagonal: 25.6 cm (10.1"), Display resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels. Internal storage capacity: 16 GB. Processor frequency: 1.4 GHz, Processor family: ARM, Processor model: Cortex-A9. Internal memory: 1 GB. Top Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). Card reader integrated. Weight: 580 g. Operating system installed: Android. Product colour: Grey https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/mobile-phones/1407625/samsung-galaxy-note-10-release-date-rumours-price-specs-features What else would we like to see from the Note 10? The Note 9 was an impressive phone, but it sadly seemed to reaffirm the notion that smartphone design has plateaued over the last couple of years. Camera improvements and processor upgrades are great, but i... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/reviews/10399170/iPad-Air-and-iPad-Mini-2-Top-10-tablet-alternatives.html 1. Google Nexus 7From £199.99Carphone Warehouse trumps Tesco and Argos with £49 tabletLivescribe Smartpen 3 reviewSurface 2 and Surface Pro 2 tablets launched by MicrosoftKindle Fire HDX tablets arrive in the UKTesco Hudl tablet hands onTesco Hudl tablet... https://www.avforums.com/reviews/samsung-galaxy-note-10-1-review.472 With the iPad still dominating the tablet market in 2012 to the tune of 43%, is there any manufacturer out there with the power and ability to cut into that huge market share? Well, maybe, is probably the answer! We have now reviewed several contenders he... Excellent performance, Superb S Pen stylus, Split screen multitasking, IR emitter Average build quality, Average quality screen, Poor out-of-the-box connectivity https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/samsung-galaxy-note-10-1 Read our hands-on of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2 £399 for 16GB Wi-Fi £499 for 16GB Wi-Fi plus 3G The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 has had a rocky road. When we first saw it at the beginning of this year, it was a dual-core tablet with 1GB of RAM running ... Amazing Wacom S Pen is stylus heaven, Mammoth specs = powerhouse, Innovative split-screen multi-tasking, IR blaster and optional 3G, Excellent value Unattractive design, Limited connectivity, No mobile keyboard dock (yet), Average screen, Average battery life Read our hands-on of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2 Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Battery Life On a single charge from its proprietary cable, the Galaxy Note 10.1 with its 7,000mAh battery should last you all day. In a mixed scenario of browsing, video and pro... Samsung has released a red edition of its Galaxy Note tablet for Valentine's Day and has added LTE connectivity for good measure. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE Garnet Red is available in South Korea now and will be coming to the global market soon. Fe... Samsung’s original Galaxy Note 10.1 was a wonderful creative device – the addition of 4G connectivity has just made it future proof. It’s speedy, runs smoothly, and has all kinds of creative features and neat touches including near-professional photo ... Great display, neat photo and illustration apps that utilise the stylus, quadcore chip and 2GB RAM. Glossy, slightly creaky chassis; SNote is responsive but of limited use The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 4G proves itself a powerful media device with superfast, supersmooth performance and lots of creative and useful features... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/reviews/9808221/Samsung-Galaxy-Note-10.1-4G-review.html Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 is just one of many devices that are pushing the average smartphone screen size ever upwards – it seems that we want to see films, TV and the web on bigger devices, and a surprising number of people are happy to use phones and t... The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is not like other tablets - it uses Samsung's 'S-Pen' stylus for input, and has a highly customised version of Android 4, aimed at making it perfect for creative types. By contrast the Nexus 10 is the latest high-end Android d... After 5.3" and 5.5" smartphones and a 10.1" tablet, Samsung's Galaxy Note range could soon be joined by a 7" device, although it's not clear yet whether this will... Samsung and Wacom have teamed up once again to bring us a rock-solid merger of the table Superresponsive, Highly precise stylus, Great apps for creative activities, Extensive media player, Finally, true multitasking!, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update (coming soon) Too much plastic / Body feels a little chintzy, Screen resolution, Onscreen colours could be more accurate, Battery life slightly behind competition, No stand to prop it up with The Galaxy Note 10.1 is a one-of-a-kind product that deserves your attention if you're looking specifically for a mobile device on which you can edit photos, jot down notes, scribble drawings and express your creativity. It's perfect for students or profe... Samsung's Galaxy Note proved such a surprise hit that the company has not only produced a follow up handset but also a spin-off in the form of a full-sized tablet. As a Note it does include a pen for scribbling on the screen, but other than that it is not... https://www.whathifi.com/samsung/galaxy-note-101/review has made something of a meal of its entry in to the tablet market. There have been Galaxy Tab tablets in many sizes and specifications, yet none has enjoyed the popularity of the company’s smartphones.Now Samsung is adding a new variable to the equati... Powerful processor, fast interface, Unique features, S Pen stylus works well, Bright screen Video lacks detail, Features incompatible with relevant apps, Iffy build Ultimately, the Galaxy Note 10.1 leaves us a little frustrated. Powerful, fast and good to use, it's let down by a so-so screen that produces pictures no better than last-gen tablets.There are some great multitasking features to set it apart, but they're... A year on from the Galaxy Note's debut as a 5.3 inch mobile phone, we now have the tablet version proper, with bigger screen, updated software and improved processor, but still with a focus on writing and drawing.It's on sale now starting at around £39... Good screen, well integrated graphics and handwriting features, fast quadcore processor, splitscreen multitasking, Not cheap, no HDMI connection The Galaxy Note 10.1 is a top-end tablet with a price to match (same as the iPad, basically). It can't beat Apple's sales behemoth on its screen, but in terms of versatility, with its writing interface and expandable memory, plus a good quality camera ... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/samsung/samsung-galaxy-note-101 The original Samsung Galaxy Note was something of a breakout success, with its large 5.3in screen and stylus setting it apart from the slew of other Android handsets and tablets. For the Galaxy Note 10.1, Samsung wants to replicate this success, but with ... Some clever touches and we like the stylus, but it's an expensive tablet and the screen is low resolution compared to the competition... The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is an Android tablet that can be used with a stylus as well as with your fingers. This seems a little old-fashioned, but the stylus can be useful for taking notes, drawing and other tasks.The first Galaxy Note was a large s... While we may continue to question Samsung's choice of materials in its latest run of Galaxy products there's no denying that the company is certainly onto something with the aesthetic style it's now applying to many of its newer Android devices.Like the G... Well built,Good stylus responsiveness in normal use,Decent screen, Good performance,Plenty of storage, Good cameras Performance and S-Pen falls over with multiscreening and some apps, Proprietary charging port, No MicroUSB, Battery is generally good but can drain quickly with certain activities All of which leads us to believe these added features are not particularly well-implemented, such is the risk with adventurous new code, but it's a bit much when a quad core CPU and 2GB of RAM still produces stuttering with certain features - that seems l... Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 adds multitasking and stylus control to Android, but it won’t be everyone’s ideal tabletRating: 4Average: 4 (1 vote) Samsung’s giant stylus-driven smartphone, the Galaxy Note 5.3in, was an unlikely success. Now the Korean man... https://www.siliconrepublic.com/gear/review-samsung-galaxy-note-10-1-video The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 was released in Ireland just 10 days ago, featuring the 10.1-inch display indicated in its name, a 1.4GHz Exynos quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, a 5MP rear camera with LED flash, a 1.9MP front-facing camera, and HD video reco... While I see most tablets as glorified media players, the Galaxy Note 10.1 was also practical and useful thanks to the S Pen and the multi-tasking feature. While mobile devices aren't ideal for anything more than basic productivity, I feel that this tablet... The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet is a device that, at first glance, looks custom designed for professional use, integrating the S Pen technology and features originally seen on the Note smartphone with the added incentive of Adobe's new Photoshop To... Light, great performance and battery life Poor image manipulation software, screen could be better A solid tablet, but the S Pen features don't really deliver on Samsung's bold professional use claims.... Samsung has produced one of its best devices here – it has powerful specs that make it speedy and smooth, and it has some excellent features, from quirky additions to near-professional photo tools. Okay, it’s not an iPad but it has an excellent scre... Excellent screen; great photo and illustration apps; quadcore power plus 2GB of RAM futureproof the device for games and films Really shiny, rather flexible body; S Note is of limited use. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 proves itself a superb media all-rounder offering speedy, smooth performance and plenty of useful – and unusual – features... https://www.theregister.com/2012/08/28/review_samsung_galaxy_note_10_1/ Remember your first touchscreen? If it was a personal organiser or satnav, chances are it used a pressure-sensitive, resistive screen. If it was a Palm, you probably had a stylus to pick out letters onscreen. The arrival of capacitive screens that resp... So, really, is a stylus enough of a difference to make you choose this tablet over another? Actually, the more you use it, the more natural it becomes. And the nippy processor and extra RAM mean the Note 10.1 flies along very agreeably. The display is... Samsung's giant stylus-driven smartphone, the Galaxy Note 5.3in , was an unlikely success. Now the Korean manufacturer is swelling its range with the Galaxy Note 10.1 - a 10.1in Android tablet with built-in Wacom digitiser, stylus and a tweaked version of... Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 adds multitasking and stylus control to Android, but it won't be everyone's ideal tablet... Sometimes creating a device which takes a product category to the extreme causes consumers to stay away. Then on other occasions manufacturers capture the imagination of many and the product flourishes, one such device in recent times was the Galaxy Note.... In the high end Android Tablet space any new product has to compete with ASUS and their Transformer range and probably none more so than the Note 10.1. This isn't just a case of high spec machine vs. high spec machine, these are two devices which look to ... https://www.techdigest.tv/2012/08/review_samsung_17.html DesignDespite landing with Note branding, the Galaxy Note 10.1 has (initially at least) more in common with Samsung's Galaxy Tab range than the super-sized Android smartphone. 10.1-inches in size, it borrows the same spacious bezel design that featured in... Judging the Galaxy Note 10.1 is a little bit difficult. Priced similarly to other top-tier Android tablets, it performs admirably as a regular slate, offering a solid Android experience, and runs Google's OS and demanding apps without a hiccup. Its screen... If you've arrived here from a bookmark, search engine or another website, then the page may no longer exist.If you've arrived here from a bookmark, search engine or another website, then the page may no longer exist.Get FREE weekly newsletters from ITPro... When it comes to functionality, the Note 10.1 is essentially a larger version of the Galaxy Note smartphone, which itself is a hybrid device as it has a large 5.3in display.The 5.3in Note is able to strike a balance between the tablet and smartphone fo... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/tablets/samsung-galaxy-note-10-1-1092661/review The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is here: the latest high-profile tablet from the Korean tech giant, and one that sits across many intersections of what's fast becoming a complex Samsung family tree. While the Galaxy tag is a given for any Samsung mobile devi... Split screen action, Quad, core power, Intuitive S, Pen, Photoshop Touch pre, loaded Average display, Mediocre camera, Plastic chassis, Bloatware galore Let us get the obvious out of the way first - no, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is not an iPad killer. Despite being priced-up identically, Apple's 10-inch tablet easily comes out top. But that's not necessarily a decisive blow for the Samsung Galaxy Note... The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is a bigger brother to last year’s hit 5.3-inch phone/tablet, the Galaxy Note. At 10.1-inches, the screen is closer in size to that of the iPad, and its specs are too. It’s powered by a quad-core 1.5GHz processor and two wh... It’s hard to fault the innards of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. It’s a turbo charged beast that just won’t fall over, no matter what you throw at it. You’ll be pleased to know this doesn’t seem to have affected the battery life however: it runs for several days on a charge, with lots of heavy use surfing the web, doodling and watching videos.Samsung’s excellent AllShare software once again makes... Tubby plastic slates are standard at the budget end of the spectrum, but if you’re forking over £400 (and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 starts at £400) you expect nothing less than sheer beauty. The new iPad delivers that, with its waif like frame and ludicrously sharp Retina Display. On the Android side of things, Asus’ Transformer Prime shows how it’s done with a slick metal frame that’s every b... The first Samsung Galaxy Note was a barnstorming success, carving out an entirely new category in smartphones for itself. Sadly, stylus and name aside, very little of its DNA can be found in the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.The hardware just doesn’t stand ... The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, which retails at £399.99 for the 16GB Wi-Fi version, is the first tablet to actually change my workflow. It's the only 10in Android tablet with clear advantages for the consumer over the iPad. It's sure to become a cult class... Fast processor, Highly useful split, screen mode, Pressure, sensitive stylus and smart apps, Can be used as IR remote Low, res screen at this price level, Few apps fully support the stylus The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 can actually make your life easier. If you spend a lot of time in meetings, if you think in images, or you want to use your tablet as a home remote control, the Galaxy Note 10.1 has features that are perfect for you. That sai... https://www.pocket-lint.com/tablets/reviews/samsung/72932-samsung-galaxy-note-10-1-review Samsung has a unique ability to release a confusing number of devices that all do very similar things, but with slightly different names and aimed at different audiences. The Galaxy Note is a good example. The phone makes some sense, although it's ess... Stylish, superb media playback, stylus is fun and potentially useful, great potential, incredible specs with super-fast processor and stacks of RAM, split screen is great as is video-in-a-window Screen resolution, battery life - at a push, not running Jelly Bean yet It's a much over-used expression, but the Note is an iPad killer. We aren't pretending that Samsung has quite the same build quality as the Apple, and we know people are beholden to the iTunes ecosystem, but the Note has so much that's unique and featu... https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/android-tablets/samsung-galaxy-note-101-review-3376351/ With the release of Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi-Fi tablet the venerable stylus takes center stage setting this innovative slate apart from the tablet masses. On Wednesday Samsung officially announces this Wi-Fi only 10.1-inch Android tablet with pric... Granted, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 lacks the one competitive spec that other top-tier tablets—specifically the Acer Iconia Tab A700, Apple iPad, and Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700—have at the same or lesser price. Samsung's rendering enhancemen... When Samsung launched the original Galaxy Note last year, the unique phone/tablet hybrid won us over with its great multimedia abilities. The huge 5.3-inch screen made it completely impractical as a phone, however, so Samsung has opted to ditch phone func... https://www.cnet.com/html/404.html In this review Design S Pen stylus Android software Screen Performance Camera Conclusion Samsung's sprawling 5.3-inch Galaxy Note strained the definitions of what a smart phone is -- not to mention our thumb joints -- when it landed in November 2011. D... Lots of useful features, Fast performance from a powerful quadcore processor, The S Pen stylus is a unique addition on a tablet No Android Jelly Bean, Few apps make full use of the S Pen and some are buggy, Some S Pen features aren't enabled by default The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is Samsung's best 10-inch tablet yet. It's propelled by a powerful chip and the S Pen stylus marks it out from the competition (so long as you have a use for it). While the underwhelming screen resolution and lack of Androi... Just like last year Samsung waited quite long before launching its new high-end 10-inch tablet, but since this Monday the Galaxy Note 10.1 is finally available. The Android 4.0 tablet is available for around £375 for the 16GB version without 3G, and for... Samsung has created an excellent tablet with the Galaxy Note 10.1, even if it's not exactly a looker in our opinion. It is by far the fastest Android tablet that we've tested until now, based on both the benchmarks and our own hands-on experience. With ... Stuff magazine Thu, Aug 23 2012, 5:48PM This would-be iPad killer brings multi-tasking skills, creative apps and quad core power to the party. Oh, and did we mention the might of the S Pen? A touch skinnier and lighter than the iPad 3, the Note ... S Pen genuinely useful for creative-types, Clever features like Multiscreen and IR, Essentially a supersized Galaxy phone Underwhelming screen, Creaky plastic Niggles aside, this is one gorgeous creating machine that handles multi-tasking admirably. ... All this time, Samsung did not remain behind. The company put all of their efforts into the Galaxy Note 10.1. Which is, as usual, a gadget with a lot of expectations that really get fulfilled. This $500-$550 tablet will find a home quickly. Even our bench... Despite the fact that Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 is not the perfect tablet we were waiting for, it sure rises up to every other expectation thrown its way. The absence of a high-pixel-density display is going to be quickly forgotten when you get to use t... Here's a Gallery we shot with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 at Mobile World Congress 2012.Featuring a 10.1 inch display, the Galaxy Note 10.1 brings Samsung's patented S-Pen technology from the original Galaxy Note 5.0 phablet to the company's 10-inch tabl... Well here we have the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, this is the bigger brother the the very sucessful Note 5.3, So what does it bring to the table ?10.1 inch LCD display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 Dual Core Exynos CPU running at 1.4Ghz 1gb of Ram 3mp rea... Samsung have definitely got the art of repackaging devices with multiple screen sizes and making them a success. Yet another in a long line of Samsung devices, the Galaxy Note 10.1 takes the S-Pen technology from the original Galaxy Note and applies it to... https://www.t3.com/reviews/samsung-galaxy-note-10-1-review The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is the latest device to join the Korean brand's tablet lineup and follows on from the 5.3-inch Samsung Galaxy Note. Despite the company only recently debuting the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.0, the new Note tablet is expected to e... S-Pen, Sound performance, Multi-Screen mode Cheap looks, Same screen as Tab 2 10.1, Poor cameras It's hard not to be immediately sceptical of a device that on the face of it is the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 with an S-Pen thrown in.Once you spend some time with it, you begin to see the benefits and understand why having a souped-up stylus on a big scr...