Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 GT-N5110 WiFi 16GB
Whether you are doing school work or watching a movie, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 GT-N5110 WiFi 16GB is an excellent choice. This tablet offers excellent performance.
Samsung's WatchON application offers a great viewing experience. Anyone who owns a Samsung Smart TV will be able to send programs from your TV to your tablet.
WatchON is an excellent search engine. It will find the programs you want to watch. The next time you want to see your favorite program, just hit play on your tablet.
Most users love S Pen and S Note. Samsung's S Pen allows you to do a lot of things. Users can draw and edit. The S Pen allows users to apply many different levels of pressure. This tool is easy to use and fits comfortably in your hand.
With the S Pen you can do more with built-in gestures. Drawing different gestures is perfect for taking screenshots, launching an app or opening a menu.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 GT-N5110 WiFi 16GB allows users to run 20 apps simultaneously. This device has a fast 1.6GHz quad-core processor. There is also 2GB of RAM that is perfect for games and watching videos.
With the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 GT-N5110 WiFi 16GB, you can use Polaris Office to edit documents. Users can complete a presentation and enter information into a spreadsheet when traveling. With this app, users can edit Excel, Word, PDF documents and more. There is a lot to like about this notebook.
SAFE represents Samsung's Enterprise Solutions that include security and feature enhancements that make the Samsung Note 8.0 suitable for business use. The features are amazing and will let you do more. Users can now enjoy multivendor Mobile Device Management support.
Another feature is that S Pen and Air View are excellent options for looking at files. Place the S Pen over an app to see its content. With Air View you don' have to waste time looking through the entire file.
There is a lot to like about the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 GT-N5110 WiFi 16GB. Enjoy a long battery life that allows you to get work done on the place or while riding in a car. This device helps to increase productivity.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0
With the Galaxy Note 8.0, which bridges the space between the Note 2 and Tab 2 10.1 , it's clear that Samsung is continuing its approach of throwing out as many devices as it can in an effort to catch as many consumers as it can.- Intuitive and fluid OS
- Good keyboard
- Great for watching media
- Lightning fast browser
- No flash player
- Browser zoom and reflow needs work
- IR Blaster range poor
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Review
Samsung is willing to try anything once, especially if it's a new tablet size. Hot on the heels of Apple's successful rollout of the iPad Mini, Samsung is back at the tablet game with its own, almost identical Galaxy Note 8.0.- Perfect size for portability and usability
- Powerful quad-core processor (2GB RAM
- MicroSD card slot
- Built-in stylus
- Vivid and responsive screen
- Samsung's apps can be annoying
- Rear camera is crap
- Plastic build
- $400 price is higher than competitors
Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Between the Galaxy Note tablet and phone lines, Samsung has single-handedly made pen computing relevant again. However, neither the relatively compact 5.5-inch Galaxy Note II phone nor the heavier Galaxy Note 10.1 is the ideal size for mobile note-taking and drawing.- Thin and light enough for one-handed use
- Deep pen integration
- Bright display
- Impressive multitasking capabilities
- Remote control feature for TV
- Mediocre battery life
- Lackluster speakers
- Slow camera
- Pricier than iPad mini
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review
The Note range remains a solid favourite of ours. The Note 10.1 and Note II are devices we adore. The Note 8 is a solid performer too, but we can't help think it's stuck in the middle of two giants.- Stylish
- a decent size
- S Pen is still a great tool
- brilliant for video
- Quite expensive
- screen resolution a disapointment
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 review
Samsung has further expanded its line-up of stylus-equipped devices with the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0. It sits between the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 – a giant smartphone - and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 – a full-sized tablet.
I have 2 ipads but wanted a note after getting my samsung galaxy S4 as it is just amazing so I knew the note would be too, and sure enough it is the best thing I have ever bought. Its a great size for my handbag and isn't heavy either.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 review
Simply categorising the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is a bit of a challenge. We could describe it as a mini tablet, going up against the Nexus 7, iPad mini and Kindle Fire HD , but where these are all the most wallet-friendly members of a family, the Galaxy Note 8.0 comes in at an eye-watering £339 in...- Stylish and ergonomic
- S-Pen is very useful
- Speedy performance
- Multi-window support
- Too expensive
- Screen resolution could be higher
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 hands-on review: supersize me
The Galaxy Note 8.0 is a light, highly portable device. The Galaxy Note 8 is an excellent device for clipping text and pictures to send around.- -Intuitive and fluid OS
- Good keyboard...
- -No flash player -Browser zoom and...
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Review
This Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Review looks at the company Samsung which is one of the largest and most successful companies in the technology business. Recently the company took the world by surprise by launching a new version of their successful Galaxy Note tablet at the Mobile World Congress in...- - Powerful
- - Great screen
- - Stylus
- - Expensive
- - Plastic feel
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 WiFi and 3G
The Note 510 is a great performer with lacklustre build quality. The iPad mini is better built and has a larger apps ecosystem. The Galaxy Note 510 on the other hand has voice-calling, a better display, the S Pen functionality, expandable storage, multi-window capabilities and the Android OS with...- Display has good viewing angles
- Solid battery life
- Multi-window is handy
- S Pen utilities
- Build quality isn't the best
- Too big to hold to your ear for calls
