The ETUC is in progress and the launch of large, medium and small companies are constantly impressing the public, as the toothbrush that connects to the phone. This time it was the giant Samsung that does not want to be left behind in the Tablets market or in another market.
At CES International in Las Vegas, Samsung presented an answer to those users who discard tablets and treat them as non-productive tools with the launch of a 12,2-inch tablet that has its interface completely redesigned. Named Galaxy NotePro, it could hit stores in late March, with prices yet to be announced.
Samsung has been quicker compared to its direct competitor in the market for tablets and smartphones, last year while rumors surfaced that Apple would be working on a smart watch Samsung makes the announcement of its Galaxy SmartWatch, this time rumors arose that Apple would be with plans to launch an 13 inch iPad and Samsung responds with this release.
NotePro will bring Wi-Fi only on 4G models and has a 2560 x 1600 screen, with more than 4 million pixels. It has an 8 megapixel rear camera, weighs 750 grams and has a 9500mAh battery that is rated with a duration of 10 hours for video playback
Android KitKat will be your operating system but Samsung has redesigned its interface, replacing the traditional one with Magazine UX, an interface that allows users to have several screens constantly updated live. NotePro also allows people to split the screen into four windows, which provides a more similar experience to using a laptop for high powered users. To further increase its appeal to people who want a tablet that looks more like a laptop, the range of extras for NotePro includes a wireless mouse and keyboard.
Samsung did not stop there, it also announced three new tablets in its TabPRO range that will come in 8.4, 10.1 and 12.2 inches, so we are looking forward to Apple's response.
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