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    Samsung Galaxy TabPro S Hands On, An Android-less and Absurdly Thin Windows 10 2-in-1

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Jamison Cush, Jan 7, 2016.

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    Behold, the Samsung Galaxy Tab that runs Windows: The Galaxy TabPro S.

    This is a first for Samsung, given that the vaunted Galaxy Tab lineup has exclusively consisted of high-end and mid-range Android tablets since the original in 2010, and it’s an impressive first take.

    This 6th-generation Intel Core M powered tablet measures just .24 inches thick without its keyboard case, making it marginally thinner than the Apple iPad Air 2.

    At a glance, the Galaxy TabPro S is very reminiscent of the excellent Galaxy Tab S 9.7 Android tablet, with a similar design, complete with flat sides with slightly rounded edges, though sporting a metal alloy frame. At 1.53 pounds without the keyboard (more than a half pound more than the iPad Air 2), it feels particularly solid. You can tell Samsung didn’t waste any space in fitting all the components together.

    Read the full content of this Article: http://www.notebookreview.com/feature/hands-on-the-samsung-galaxy-tabpro-s-an-android-less-and-absurdly-thin-windows-10-2-in-1/
     
    Jamison Cush, Jan 7, 2016
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