Samsung 10.1 or editition or?

funniegal

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I'm a prepaid user. And i planing to change my Motorola phone. And my 7 inich china brand tablet spolit.

I'm looking at 10.1. There is this call tab and Note. Which is better? And the 10.1 editition.. whats the special different?

Really cant make up mind..becos price is steep. I have to buy on retail price.

Can somemore give me some ideal? Thanks.

M1-, singtel or starhub cheaper when getting retail price of it?:s11:
 

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I think that's because it's really difficult to decipher your question?

If you're asking about the differences between the Galaxy Tab and the Galaxy Note series, the biggest difference is the S Pen on the Galaxy Note tablets. They're otherwise the same, except the Note series usually has more a powerful processor and bigger battery to support the S Pen functions since wacom screens (for the S Pen) suck battery. Both can make calls if you get the 3G/LTE versions and put in SIM cards, and my Note 10.1 (2012 version) came with a free BT headset for making calls.
 

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I think that's because it's really difficult to decipher your question?

If you're asking about the differences between the Galaxy Tab and the Galaxy Note series, the biggest difference is the S Pen on the Galaxy Note tablets. They're otherwise the same, except the Note series usually has more a powerful processor and bigger battery to support the S Pen functions since wacom screens (for the S Pen) suck battery. Both can make calls if you get the 3G/LTE versions and put in SIM cards, and my Note 10.1 (2012 version) came with a free BT headset for making calls.

Thanks for ur reply =). Pardon my speech thread. lol. But i can get a wifi series and put sim cards rite?

Note 10.1 (2012 version) vs Note 10.1(2014 version) although is expensive cos is new for the 2014, but as compare still, is it better to get the lastest version instead of the old one?
 

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Thanks for ur reply =). Pardon my speech thread. lol. But i can get a wifi series and put sim cards rite?

Note 10.1 (2012 version) vs Note 10.1(2014 version) although is expensive cos is new for the 2014, but as compare still, is it better to get the lastest version instead of the old one?


Still tough to understand but here goes..

- When they state WiFi version, it means no mobile data, that means no, you cannot put SIM card.

-What you asked on the 2012 vs 2014 version of Note 10.1 is easily available online. Here's one: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: What's changed?
 
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If u not signing a contract, dont ever buy from the telcos. Their prices mostly fix at rrp which is high.

go buy from mobile shops like red white mobile or kasia mobile. Cheaper. Local sets with warranty
 

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Still tough to understand but here goes..

- When they state WiFi version, it means no mobile data, that means no, you cannot put SIM card.

-What you asked on the 2012 vs 2014 version of Note 10.1 is easily available online. Here's one: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: What's changed?

:eek: OH i thought they say WIFI is you cannot use data line (internet )but wifi unless u sign a LTE with a internet line.

GOSH. thanks for e infor
 

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If u not signing a contract, dont ever buy from the telcos. Their prices mostly fix at rrp which is high.

go buy from mobile shops like red white mobile or kasia mobile. Cheaper. Local sets with warranty

Ah thanks =D I will look around
 
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