Samsung Galaxy 10.1 Notes: video preview

We will learn more about the Galaxy Notes 10.1, a little tablet 'controversial for the truth, which as you know has its public debut at MWC last month (you can look at our preview and deepening, if not 'you have not already), but before the full review we take a look at the preview made ​​by the editors of Engadget.

The benchmarks are the natural Galaxy Tab 10.1 and, to varying degrees, the Galaxy Notes.

As shown in the table above the challenge of performance between the two tablet hangs decidedly to the Notes 10.1, which exceeds in performance probably due to domestic rival those 400 MHz difference in clock of the CPU, but the real difference between the two is undoubtedly the Pen-S, on which Samsung insists, dedicating the section S Choice on their store and of course a number of apps preinstalled.

Memo S, S Notes, Ideas and Adobe PS Touch are just some of the names you'll find inside the Samsung tablet, and it is they who may or may not make a difference, elevating the user experience beyond the ordinary tablets Android: the first two apps are all in all quite similar, and agree not only to take notes but also to engage in a little 'editing, which is further accentuated in the second pair of apps, which are also all in all quite similar, between Touch PS which stands far.

The overall judgment on what is still only a model of pre-production is that there are potential, but it is said that these are sufficient: promotion, pricing, and dedicated applications will make the difference. However, we'll talk about in an upcoming review, but if well chewed a bit 'of English in the meantime want to check out the video below along. For the large gallery you do not need to be multilingual.