Galaxy Note Pro 12.2: My transition is complete...

[PortablePete]

Two days ago I showed up at a extremely inportant meeting with my gnp and note 3 in hand. It was one of those moments that one finds out if you prepared yourself with the correct hardware to do the job. Needless to say I was able to take pictures and write notes on them in front of the bosses getting all of their input. I was able to have my note for behind the scenes note taking that I wrote information not needed to be viewed by others. TouchCad worked very nicely to draw the parts onsite. S mouse is huge to have for any CAD work on this device. The office software performed well to modify their docs and resubmit while never leaving the floor. Even though I was solo being able to collect, process, and submit the quote which turned into a order confimation that day changed my world and wallet! And in a way I think humiliating my competition who were still asking where the fax machine was when I got the signed order confirmation in my email.

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[smoke skull]

Re: My transistion is complete...

Technology is great when its working. I just hate it when things go wrong for no apperant reason and you spend hours trying to solve the problem, which suddenly just disappears.

 

[PortablePete]

Re: My transistion is complete...

I agree since my laptop with autocad craps out on me and my work is lost each time. This was my first real world test. I really like the papyrus program for notes more than anything else.

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[Colorado Guy]

Re: My transistion is complete...

Needless to say I was able to take pictures and write notes on them in front of the bosses getting all of their input. I was able to have my note for behind the scenes note taking that I wrote information not needed to be viewed by others.

This is a compelling feature I had not considered before. Is this the papyrus app you mentioned?

 

[PortablePete]

Re: My transistion is complete...

Papyrus has the feature along with s note. But I like the way papyrus does the layout I prefer and how it ui file system is something I understand. I have got a taste of what I like about various apps with my note 3 and made my grouping of the best apps in folders as to what I need to do. Then I can dual screen the apps so Hancom excel and papyrus can sit side by side.

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[GANote3]

Re: My transistion is complete...

I also like lecturenotes with the layers.

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[Evilguppy]

Re: My transistion is complete...

Ha! Join the club: I help run my husband's construction business and the Note Pro has proved itself from the get go:
I use it to take notes, photos and draw diagrams when looking at a potential job, I use it to write estimates and send them to the client on the spot, then I use it to invoice.
I also teach and the Note Pro has everything I need to take notes, correct assignments and tests and send them back to students as well as great teaching apps.
It's an awesome tablet, indeed. I also use Maplets to plan backpacking trips.

 

[GANote3]

Re: My transistion is complete...

@Evilguppy what app(s) do you use to invoice? Do you have a pdf template and then just write in what you need?

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[PortablePete]

I use quickbooks enterprise 2014 for the business books. The android app worls well.

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[GANote3]

Thank you for the info

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[Evilguppy]

Re: My transistion is complete...

@Evilguppy what app(s) do you use to invoice? Do you have a pdf template and then just write in what you need?

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on track street invoice

 

[bill-e]

I don't use as many tools on the Tablet as you folks, only Office products, but I'm in the air right now on my third business trip sans laptop.

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[lpt2569]

It's good to hear everyone's real world stories on how this device is replacing your laptops. I'm going to be in the market for something to replace our 5 year old Windows laptop this summer, and I'm considering this device, as well as the Asus 13.3 Transformer Book. I already own the Note 10.1 2014 edition, and my wife and I both use the Note 2 as our phones. Just not sure we are completely ready to ditch Windows completely at this point, but this device is making a good argument to do so.