Difference between Tab Pro 10.1 and the Note 2014? Is it only the S-Pen? Seems like I'm missing something
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The S-Pen is WAY better at responding and it does a lot more. It takes multi tasking to a new extreme. It really does. Once you learn all the tricks of the pen you will be amazed at what that pen can do. As far a differences you have to experiment with the tablet. Programs run better of course, I could talk about the new features of the multi window functions without the pen, the file manager is wonderful there is just so much. I haven't regretted the purchase yet and everyone I know who has an iPad or iPad Air hates my tablet lol.
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The pen opens up a lot more capabilities within the device. You can do a lot more with it more efficiently.
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Yes. I owned a note pro 12 too. It works perfectly fine up until now. I used it on "sketchbook" app for sketching most of the time.
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I love my Note 8. I had the Tab 2/7 and hardly used it. I use the Note 8 a lot. The resolution is very good. I also have a Galaxy S3 phone and they integrate well. I can't speak to the Tab 3/8. The S Pen is really cool but I haven't figured out how to make the most of it yet.
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This is made specifically for the 2014 edition Note 10.1. The camera cutout, stylus, and charging cutouts are different.
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I don't know. I'm not sure what the specs are on the Note 10.1. I have the Tab 3 (2013) version.
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Note = phone, tab = tablet :]Tablet is probably more capable, but I don't own the note and don't use my tablet for drawing. Sorry if I'm wrong. Definitely Google it just to be sure!
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No, this model is not compatible with the S-Pen. Only the Note series (not the Tab) has the S-Pen capability. They did release the Note 8.0 last year (2013) which is roughly the same size as this model, but with an 8.0" display, lower screen resolution, and slower 1.6Ghz Exynos quad-core processor (compared to the 2.3Ghz quad-core Snapdragon 800 of this model).
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I suggest you look at some of the video reviews on YouTube. I have a Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition which replaced my iPad 2. After 2 years I found the iPad to be very boring. If you have specific applications or games in mind I suggest you check if they are available in the iTunes and the Google Play Stores. In general, both stores have pretty much the same, or similar, applications. The Note Pro and my Note 10.1 (2014) have nearly identical specifications and performance. Both the Tab Pro and iPad Air are very fast with high resolution screens, although the Tab Pro has significantly higher resolution. If I were in the market today, I would purchase the Samsung Galaxy Pro 10.1, especially if productivity is important to you.
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The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in.
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Here is a link for some comparisons of different models. I've had a note 8 for some time now and use it for everything, lots of writing, drawing, scheduling, note taking on the go, plus it syncs with my note 2 phone. I love the size and everything about it. Hope this helps.http://www.cnet.com/news/samsung-galaxy-tab-vs-note-vs-pro/
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Hi RobMas! Apologies for the delay in my reply. We have gone back and forth with a few Dell Venue users and have found through one customer's troubleshooting that the Dell is not responsive to any pen other than the Dell. Here is the quote from one customer I was in contact with: "The problem is not with the stylus but with the Dell Venue Pro. After a considerable amount of time with Dell support, they finally said that NO passive stylus is compatible with the Venue Pro. The only stylus which will work is the active stylus sold by Dell itself. The issue seems to be with the way the Synaptics Touch system works." If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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That makes a lot of sense, especially if you into drawing. This is one of those times where it really is up to the preference of the user. By chance, do you use Adobe Flash on your Galaxy Note 10.1? Thanks for the reply.
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The Lenovo stylus doesn't work (taking notes) for Samsung Galaxy note 10.1, but the stylus of Galaxy works for Lenovo very well. Since I don't have Surface Pro, I guess that Lenovo stylus won't work for Surface Pro. Thanks.
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to answer your question completely I'd like to forward you to my review of the Note Pro 12.2 - there you can see that i compare both tablets you named extensively. the link to my review is here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3M37E07KXEPVP/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00HWMPSK6
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they both have 3GB of RAM, but the Note Pro uses less in the background and is a much better tablet overall.
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Not much to go wrong... There are some options on the Samsung to enable/disable the pen. There's a small pen that came with the tablet. Does *it* work? If so the new one isn't right. If the built in pen doesn't work, maybe it's a setting.
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Is that a tablet. If so im not sure. I think the tablets r much bigger stylus pens. I ordered this for my note 2 phone was wayy to small. Had to actually call samsung n pay a pretty penny for the right one.