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Buena calidad del hardware
Excelente performance salvo la respuesta del Stylus
Excelente duración de batería
Superior
S Pen
El stylus semiactivo de Samsung
Pantalla de 5.3" Super AMOLED (aunque es PenTile)
Formato único
Liviana
Similar hardware r
La pantalla Super AMOLED HD. Cumple las necesidades de una tablet y un celular. Es delgado y liviano. La pluma facilita muchas de las tareas del teléfono
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Pantalla PenTile
Ya se que para las próximas versiones no será más así
Por eso la ubico como algo bueno y como algo malo
Es grande
Muy grande
No entra en bolsillo de pantalón
Si en bolsillo de saco
El stylus tiene un delay con la pantalla de 100ms
La pantalla no es tan responsiva y puede alentar un poco la navegación. La batería no dura tanto pero es por tantas funciones que tiene. El tamaño puede parecerle a algunos muy grande e incómodo para traerlo en el pantalón
Publicación: 2012-02-19, Autor: Kyle , crítica de: examiner.com
Resumen: First let's give you a little background. This device is not your ordinary smartphone, it isn't your ordinary tablet. It is a super hybrid of the two. At 5.3-inch “Tabphone” packs the usage of a Tablet with the style of a phone. You would think that the m...
It's obvious that the S Pen is far more than a novelty and provides some pretty powerful touch technology. However, I would recommend that anybody who is considering buying the Note first give it a thorough road test in the AT&T store, especially the ...
Publicación: 2012-02-17, Autor: Jeffrey , crítica de: Digitaltrends.com
Built-in stylus is a nice option, Huge 5.3-inch AMOLED screen, Decent battery life, LTE network is fast
Awkward to make calls on, Difficult to use with one hand, Writing and drawing isn't the best on a touchscreen, Strange screen size causes some app issues, Bloatware apps are annoying, Camera is slow
Samsung hasn't made a huge mistake with the Galaxy Note, but for a majority of people, it's a bit too large to be a good phone. ...
Publicación: 2012-02-17, Autor: Enobong , crítica de: booredatwork.com
Resumen: What is the Samsung Galaxy Note, a phone a Tablet , mini- Tablet ? It's hard to quantify what the Galaxy Note is, while using those terms. Lets go over the specs of the device again. Lets start off with an impressively large 5.3-inch display with HD Super...
The Samsung Galaxy Note is in a class of its own, and while many in the industry - myself included - consider the Note to be a niche device, AT&T disagrees and has committed to giving it full marketing support. Size aside, the Galaxy Note packs an impress...
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Publicación: 2012-02-17, Autor: Robert , crítica de: talkandroid.com
Resumen: When Samsung announced the Galaxy Note back in September , we all wondered when the U.S. would get this bad boy. It may have taken longer than we wanted, but hey, better late than never right? You will have your chance to buy one in either carbon blue or ...
Resumen: The Galaxy Note is no stranger to SlashGear: we reviewed the international version back in November 2011, finding it a curious – and in certain ways compelling – anomaly on the mobile landscape. Since then we’ve had plenty of experience with the oversi...
Review: Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T Form Basics Extras Video Wrap-up Comments 6 The Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T is somewhat hard to wrap your head (and your hand!) around. In the end, I have to say it is a prime example of the "bigger isn't always b...
Resumen: Follow @MobileGalen The first generation of Android tablets -- such as the original Galaxy Tab and the Dell Streak -- were perversions of the Google Android smartphone operating system, blowing up the UI designed for a 3.5-inch screen to devices with...
