Samsung Galaxy Note Pro Is More of a PC than a Tablet. And That’s a Good Thing!

The new Samsung Galaxy Note Pro is the new Holy Grail on the tablets market, a development field one would say that can’t bring on too many surprises, especially with the news regarding smartphones and smartwatches being so many and exciting. But Samsung seems to always have an ace down its sleeve when it comes to baffling the competition and the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro tablet is such a (pleasant) surprise. Bigger, better, faster, more seems to be Samsung’s new motto and the Note Pro doesn’t disappoint: this is a significant bigger tablet than the ones we kinda got used to by now and has PC – like features that clearly aim to charm the desktop users. While it seems the PC era is slowly reaching its dusk and more and more professionals and business men are stirring to tablets, Samsung comes to welcome them with a product featuring a more comfortable 12.2-inch display and a set of preloaded software for enterprise oriented users.

The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro Specs

As we said, this tablet is corporate friendly and a fierce challenger to all Windows 8 products, thus it comes with the Hancom Office – a variety of the more popular Microsoft Office suite, a myriad of apps, widgets and very useful features such as e-Meeting, and WebEx, e-mail, Internet, spreadsheets and so on. One of the most interesting features however, is that the tablet being generous in size, Samsung managed to provide it with a customer friendly keyboard – a traditional full onscreen keyboard to let the users type fast and with little errors, as the keyboard features a key-specific haptic feedback – it vibrates underneath your fingers to let you know you pressed the keys. However, the best card Samsung plays for its niche customers is, of course, the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro battery life: upon testing, experts found that the device can last for a few days (meaning three or four), while with an average of 2 hours use per day, it can hold as much as a week.

Is the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro put an end to the desktop era? Will it become the next corporate device, being light as a feather, comprising amazing features and giving users all the power and freedom they need?