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February 2014
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Puas dengan layar yang jumbo
Multi window nya tambah asyik
Keyboardnya layak seperti keyboard di sistem operasi komputer
Published: 2014-06-19, Author: Chris , review by: reviewed.com
There's certainly a market for a powerful sub-$1,000 tablet that can function as a laptop replacement for business users on the go. After all, it shouldn't be that hard to get e-mail, web browsing, and office functionality into a single device. The Note P...
Good performance, Excellent stylus capabilities, Excellent multitasking, Good battery life
Large and unwieldy design
Breaking it down, there is really not much difference between the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 and Samsung's existing Galaxy Note 10.1 2014. In terms of functionality they are almost identical, with the main difference simply being the size and the specific app...
Abstract: Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 is a powerful new entry in the tablet market, and with a whopping 12in screen, it's a new rival for the Galaxy NotePro 12.2, Samsung's 12in Android tablet designed with productivity and multitasking in mind. Here, we put the two ...
Huge screen, The S-Pen is a great companion, Excellent suite of apps
Portable but a bit unwieldy to use on the move, Poor placement of hardware buttons, Lacking in gesture controls
For professionals and busy people on the move, the Note Pro 12.2 is the perfect fit.The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is not really a mass-market device, but it does have some extremely strong selling points. The large screen makes it ideal for running mul...
Big, beautiful display provides an almost desktoplike experience, Typing is a joy thanks to the featureheavy keyboard, Great stylus functionality and features
Lifespan could be better, Extremely heavy, needs something to rest on, Are you willing to pay twice the amount you would for an iPad?
Despite minor flaws and its cumbersome build, the NotePro 12.2 could be the best tablet on the market. Its enormous, sharp display and terrific set of unique features put it head and shoulders above almost all other Android tablets. The only real worry ...
Larger screen provides you with more screen real estate for running apps, Penfriendly apps make full use of the include S Pen stylus, Powerful processing capability and performance, Brightly lit display that is still legible in sunlight, Large selection o
If you are in need of a tablet PC for business, you can expect a lot of features in the Note Pro 12.2, as well as high end performance. This is very comparable to an iPad including stateoftheart WiFi, virtual keyboard, decent battery life, and plenty of s
The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is a tablet device capable of serving many different purposes. Everything the device is capable of, it does with high performance and ease. It is packed with features and specs which contribute to its versatility. The larg...
Granted the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is a bit on the heavy side, but it's not really all that noticeably larger and heavier than your average 10-inch Android slab and the extra screen acreage does make for a more immersive, flexible and enjoyable user experi...
The Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 is a seriously impressive tablet that blows away the vast majority of Android tablets and leaves them eating its dust in terms of power. If you've got £600 to blow and want a tablet that's bigger than 10-inches then this po...
Good size for S Pen use and multitasking, Reasonably thin and light for size, Bright, high-res screen, Great speakers, MicroSD support, Good battery life
Occasional performance stuttering, Screen isn't IPS or OLED, $700-$750 price tag is high, Difficult to move around with due to size
Yes, the Note Pro 12.2 is big and expensive. It currently costs about $200 more than the smaller, though otherwise very similar Note 10.1 2014 edition. Are the couple of inches worth paying that much for? You certainly don't have to if you don't want to...
Good dimensions for its size, Excellent display quality (in all modes), New fourapp multitasking, Great productivity apps, Plays any media file under the sun, Excellent virtual keyboard, Good interactions with the S Pen, Satisfactory cameras
Relatively thin body, but it's still too big and heavy to be as practical as a 10" tablet, Interface lags a lot, especially when multitasking, Audio lacks power, Mediocre gaming graphics, No new features for the stylus
With the exception of an enlarged screen and two dedicated productivity apps, the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 doesn't offer much more than what the Galaxy Note 10.1 already does—unless you count system lags. You get more or less the same advantages and disadvant...
