was wondering the same thing when this came out.
http://www.androidauthority.com/where-are-samsungs-high-resolution-tablets-248850/
http://www.androidauthority.com/where-are-samsungs-high-resolution-tablets-248850/
Good question. The Tab 3 line is junk and the Nexus 10 runs circles around the Tab 3 10.1 for the exact same price.
Well, technically the Nexus 10 is a Samsung tablet.
Exactly my point. Why would Samsung release a vastly inferior product for the same price? 1gb of RAM and 149ppi in 2013 and for $399 at that? Aside from the Atom chip everything about the Tab 3 10.1 screams 2011.
Nexus 10 has the highest rez of any tablet ever. That I'd Samsung made.
Exactly my point. Why would Samsung release a vastly inferior product for the same price? 1gb of RAM and 149ppi in 2013 and for $399 at that? Aside from the Atom chip everything about the Tab 3 10.1 screams 2011.
okay, i m done with the ipad, going for the ativ Q
check this out, http://www.androidauthority.com/12-...-android-tablets-2560-x-1600-displays-249788/
Please learn to read, I know n7 has the highest pixel density, I didn't say that. I said resolution, replying to the post.Actually, the Nexus 10 has the highest resolution, but no longer has the highest pixel density.
The new Nexus 7 takes that crown at 323 ppi. I have one and I do enjoy the new display.
I agree, except for a few small flaws, that is one impressive piece of tech, first Windows 8 computer of any type I'm a bit excited about. The actually price may likely temper my enthusiasm at some point.
Please learn to read, I know n7 has the highest pixel density, I didn't say that. I said resolution, replying to the post.
Yes. Read my post again where I said that the Nexus 10 has the highest resolution... not the 7 (making your earlier statement incorrect, hence my correction).
You are right about one thing, though... one of us does need to learn how to read properly.
Yes. Read my post again where I said that the Nexus 10 has the highest resolution... not the 7 (making your earlier statement incorrect, hence my correction).
You are right about one thing, though... one of us does need to learn how to read properly.