Samsung announces Galaxy Note 8 tablet
24 February 2013 by Olav Hellesø-Knutsen Ahead of Mobile World Congress, Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 8 tablet. An 8-inch, 1.6 GHz quad-core model with a stylus running on Android 4.1.2 Following the previous tablet models from Samsung, the Galaxy Note 8 are accomplished with a S Pen stylus. As the name reveals, the Note 8 is a 8-inch model. Further, it has a 1.6 GHz A9 quad-core processor with a 1280 x 800 pixel TFT touch display. It has network coverage with HSPA+ and download speeds up to 21 Mbps. In our opinion, the tablet looks like an enlarged version of one of Samsung's entry smartphone with its rounded corners. Samsung's split-view is of course one of its features. Quite useful when editing documents on a tablet. Smart Stay will prevent the tablet from go to sleep when you are looking at the screen. Samsung Galaxy Note 8 highlights
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will be available in Q2 this year. Alternatively post this in the Esato forum Please sign in to your Esato account to leave a comment regarding this article randomuser11 years, 1 month ago An even uglier version of the ugly S3 and Note 2 rikken11 years, 1 month ago Well, the S III has been a hugh success so has the Note II and this might be aswell Perfect size for a tablet with great specs and the S-Pen is very usefull
etaab11 years, 1 month ago Another great product from Samsung. No wonder they're the market leaders by far.
Tsepz_GP11 years, 1 month ago This is LITERALLY a stretched Galaxy Note 2 and check the speaker at the top, lol, can't wait to see someone on a call with one of these
On the real though, nice job by Samsung, they really did create this small tablet (7-8.9inch) market, and it has become a major battle ground between small and large manufacturers from Encipher, Barnes&Noble to Apple and Samsung, seems to be the key to taking market share from Apple. Hope this tablet will perform just as well as the Note10.1, this is the KEY thing about the Apple iPad Mini, it maybe a smaller and cheaper than the big iPad but it performs almost as fast and almost as smooth as the iPad4 at a much lower price. Personally don't really see the point of owning a tablet that is so small, I tried the Mini a few days ago and as cute and compact as it was, I prefer my tablets with large screens, minimum being 9inch. [ This Message was edited by: Tsepz_GP on 2013-02-24 19:47 ] razec11 years, 1 month ago S-Pen is what I loved about the Notes, ever since those pens have been upgraded to support 1024 pressure levels but they need some sort of a serious graphics editing software to properly harness this strength, Photoshop Touch is too dumb for a graphics designer, not to mention Note's hardware is still too weak to run a much more powerful graphics designing app, Using this as an alternative to Wacom Cintiqs would be perfect, but since I never owned a Galaxy Note I wonder if you can use this thing as your graphics tablet, t'll be sweet if it could.
chunkybeats11 years, 1 month ago I agree with Tsepz_GP sorry but this thing is ugly, lets just use the S3 design and STREEEEETTTCHH it! Samsung are so as bad as Apple when it comes to design, ooh lets just do some photoshop skews to our existing phone/tablet range and wow its a new product! Give me a job Samsung I could design you a gorgeous tablet! I like Samsung but their designs are becoming boring again like Apple!! Bonovox11 years, 1 month ago The last Samsung design that was different was the Wave Bada phones. Since then i can barely tell which is which. Boring
korbindallis11 years, 1 month ago people may make fun of this but for some one who is using an old phone and want to jump to get a tablet can just get this and use it as both your android tab and smartphone cant wait for a full on review and pictures |