Published January 7, 2014 by Alexandre Laurent Categories Android Tablet and CES 2014
div Samsung could not decently attack CES without revealing some Android tablets. He finally be two lines, Galaxy Tab Pro with three screen sizes, and an imposing Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 inches.
With both Pro ranges presented at CES, Samsung target particular professional or company wishing to equip themselves with high-end Android tablets. To do this, the Note Tab Pro and Pro come equipped by default with a number of dedicated to this universe, as a dedicated customer Webex (Cisco, free for six months), a type application Remote PC applications without forget the environment type container Knox, already offered on the house S4.
bonus, a set of paid subscriptions (one year Dropbox Pro for example) whose commercial value would amount to over $ 700 according to Samsung is offered with these tablets.
Newcomers, however, does not stop there, also playing card charm regarding characteristics. The three models of Galaxy Tab Pro, showing respectively 8.4, 10.1 and 12.2 inches diagonally and have a slab of 2560 x 1600 pixels, just like the Galaxy Note Pro also has a screen 12.2 inches.
The configuration differs depending on her version. WiFi models and have signed a Samsung processor (Exynos 5 Octa 1.9 GHz) while versions equipped with a SIM card slot and a 4G connection / LTE adopt a Qualcomm Snapdragon S800 provided by and clocked 2.3 GHz. Depending on the model, the storage will be 16, 32 or 64 GB, expandable via microSD.
All these tablets also have a GPS, WiFi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.0 and a USB 3.0 connection. They boarded a photo sensor 8 megapixel on the back, along with an LED flash, and lined with a second sensor, 2 megapixel this time in front. As an indication, the Galaxy Tab 12.2 inch Pro weighs 735 grams with a 9500 mAh battery, on 7.95 mm thick. The 8.4-inch model ships meanwhile a battery of 4500 mAh and accuses that about 335 grams on the scale and 7.2 mm thick.
Not surprisingly, the software layer based on Android 4.4 introduces some unpublished refinements developed by Samsung. They begin with a specially designed for these tablets large screen interface, called UX Magazine, which notably includes a “dashboard” on which we can trace back links, shortcuts and information of their choice.
Samsung also offers a windowed display to show up to four applications on the screen, and a specific virtual keyboard to the Pro range. The Galaxy Note Pro gets about it logically S Pen already offered on the rest of the line rating. These four tablets will be launched in the first quarter, at prices that have not yet been specified. They will be accompanied by a large collection of dedicated accessories.
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