Galaxy Note 10.1 worth Upgrading to Galaxy note 10.1 2014

[busa2006]

Is the 2014 edition worth upgrading? Im thinking it doesnt have enough to warrant an upgrade

 

[KevLar72]

Is the 2014 edition worth upgrading? Im thinking it doesnt have enough to warrant an upgrade

The new one has a much better screen- with 3gigs of ram- better camera- better/bigger processor- running Android 4.3 and Bigger battery.
This does warrant a upgrade. If I had the older version I would sell it on Swappa.com and definitely buy the new 2014 version.
Me personally I'm holding out to see what the new Nexus10 will be like. I might still buy the Note 10.1 2014

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) vs. Galaxy Note 10.1 - Specs - YouTube

 

[busa2006]

Im looking for a buyer now...lol

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im wondering how this screen compares to the nexus screen

 

[jrsharp70]

I use a note 8.0 now. Used to use a 10.1, but the resolution was horrible for reading. If I didn't love the 8.0 so much, I'd spring for the new one. I'd actually like the 8 inch Note in a better resolution, but I'd settle for the new S Pen Software!

 

[busa2006]

Do you sirf on it or mainly for reading?

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[pmcdunnough]

I use my Note 8 for handwriting and really like it, except for the lack of seamless PDF export handling. I will be getting the new 10.1 tablet for the larger screen. I had the original 10.1 but didn't care for the build quality. The 2014 model seems exactly what I need with better resolution, Note 8 looks, more RAM, etc ... I also use an iPad Air with an Adonit BT stylus. Really nice but the inking is still not up to the Wacom way. Mind you, integration with PDF is better. I can't imagine going with any other tablet such as a Nexus 10 that didn't have stylus capabilities. The Surface 2 Pro will have its appeal once they get the weight down and battery life up.

Philip

 

[bcbbanga4l]

Great post I might Thank about upgrading as well

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[jlschulz]

you lose much more than you gain. No more Cascade view of aps. IF you have a note 2 You will lose Compatibility of s-notes. S-Notes No longer supports math or shape Conversion,

 

[gdanonym]

It really depents what you are using it for.
For me personally, it won't be an upgrade. Since i have the Galaxy Note 2, i use that more and more. So i use the tablet only for web browsing and youtube play.
And occasionally for writing in a diary.

So no need for better screen, worse speakers, faster processor and latest samsung tools.

 

[ChuckeeDroid]

I just upgraded to the 2014 from the original. I'm not going to refer to any specs; only the user experience.

- The screen quality is much better. Although the quality for reading and video was fine before, it's much more enjoyable now.
- S note is much, much, much improved
- the physical and capacitive buttons are great for landscape but so far, they're annoying in portrait
- it feels faster
- I liked the back stroke with the S pen on the original. It's not available (that I can tell) on the 2014 edition.
- looks better, feels smaller and lighter
- I prefer the beefier S pen of the original but I don't mind the new thinner pen
- the micro USB is nice. I always prefer standard over proprietary ports



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