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Galaxy Note 10.1 to be Samsung's star device at MWC?

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15 February, 2012

Samsung Android Touch UI Rumors

While Samsung announced that it won't be having a press conference at the MWC, the company said it will still have exciting new gadgets to show us at the industry's largest event. And now we might have learned the name of their star device for the show - Galaxy Note 10.1

The leak comes from an official Samsung invitation sent out to developers for the Samsung Developer Day at MWC, so it's a pretty certain deal. The invitation lists the latest technology, which will be available at the said developer event and mentions Galaxy Note 10.1.


The Samsung Developer Day invitation

There's also this casting call for an upcoming Samsung commercial, which seeks a teen student to operate the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. If those are both typos, then that's one helluva coincidence.


The casting ad

There are no specs of the Galaxy Note 10.1 mentioned, but the name gives away some of the most important stuff. The 10.1" member of the newly created Note lineup should offer S Pen support, just like the original Galaxy Note. We've been hearing rumors about a larger slate with S Pen support for a while now and it looks like MWC is where it will make its public debut.

We'll be keeping an ear on the ground for more information about the rumored slate and we'll make sure to keep you updated if something new comes up.

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  • Anonymous
  • thu
  • 21 Feb 2012

whats the difference between note and tab??

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  • AnonD-12574
  • qL@
  • 19 Feb 2012

Then your Note was a bad unit. I have it and it is buttery smooth...Go back to your 2007 apple phone...

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  • deep
  • 2SM
  • 18 Feb 2012

Ha ha.. apple is nothing but a big joke.. I definitely agree that it's built quality is unbeatable.. but when it comes to features and the amount of work a smart phone can can get done for you, the android is the undisputed king.. IOS is a big joke.....

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