Tablets have, up to this point, been mostly a compromise. They promise to offer extended functionality over their smaller smartphone counterparts. Yet the sheer portability (read: lack of keyboard and peripherals) comes at the sacrifice of the level of utility provided by a laptop or ultrabook.

note-10-2014-review-16It's the catch-22 Android-powered tablets are perpetually caught in.

Samsung aims to fix that, at least in the best way possible without using a full-fledged operating system.

Enter the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition. It's Samsung's latest addition to the increasingly popular Galaxy Note brand, of course, with S Pen in tow. Like with the Galaxy Note 3, the Note 10.1′s broad palette of high-end specifications and new design are telling of the time and attention Samsung has given to the Note lineup.

The question remains: is the new Galaxy Note 10.1 worth your money? We've spent the last 13 days using and abusing the Note 10.1 to try and answer that very question. This is our Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 review.

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