Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.4 PRO from this review has a screen that falls just within my preferences, and since we’re talking about a TabPRO specifications and performance will probably also like me. One of the biggest criticisms of the Samsung product range of the last year (Galaxy line) was the disappointing specification list, both in terms of screen processor. Galaxy TabPRO there seems to be changing. In addition to the choice of materials, the placement of the “buttons” on Samsung products also one of the things that standard land on the same spot. This means that you are also on the Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 takes a touch sensitive multitask and back button, in the middle of the physical (one that so really clicks!) Home button. The touch sensitive buttons lights, as always, to the touch.
Display
The 8.4-inch screen with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels is to start very beautiful. And very pretty I do the screen is actually quite short. The display is, I think along with the screen on the iPad Air the best screen that I have until now seen on a tablet, and in terms of pixel density win this Samsung Galaxy 8.4 TabPRO the hold of that other tablet. The screen is a ppi of 360 is ultra-sharp and light (fortunately) also very close to the protective glass, making it almost seems like graphics and text on the screen are painted, but only by a painter with the finest brush ever. Color reproduction is, as with other Samsung products, something to the saturated side but you get used quickly enough. Contrast and viewing angles are also perfect for each other, and the brightness is high enough in some brightly lit environments to be able to work comfortably. The screen is without a doubt the best part of this tablet as a screen and also one of the most important parts of a tablet scored Samsung Galaxy 8.4 TabPRO so high right eye, from the first time you switch on the phone. The people in the office were all immediately impressed by the Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 and this is obviously what.Lorem imperdiet nullam sapien proin nullam consectetur massa lacinia sapien vel curabitur pretium quis accumsan laoreet sit venenatis curabitur elit lacus lacinia proin sapien volutpat mauris mauris sed vel imperdiet porttitor auctor nec imperdiet imperdiet congue massa quis gravida ornare odio praesent lacinia massa consectetur eleifend purus vel consectetur laoreet
Connectivity
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.4 PRO has a standard array of connections, both wired and wireless. Still, there are a few notable things that ‘miss’, such as an HDMI port but NFC did not make it in this tablet. Certainly the latter is because we obviously on the high-end option from Samsung have it here. If Samsung is no longer included in their high-end products (and Apple has never done), then we should really worry us go worry about NFC. Via an MHL adapter, the ‘problem’ of a missing micoHDMI port can be resolved quickly. Present are a modern 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac (!) Dual-band Wi-Fi chip with support for Wi-Fi Direct, infrared, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, a microSD slot, and of course makes a microUSB charging port and connects to a computer.
Speakers
The speakers are incorporated at the bottom edge of the tablet, the same place where almost all speakers are 8-inch devices. As with other tablets, this indicates that there is not enough room between the two speakers to create. Actually a stereo effect Even while playing games (for that this tablet is good for games soon enough you had probably already guessed) it is unfortunate that the sound only comes from one side. The speakers are above average, the volume can be put quite high without the sound significantly distorted. Of course there is a 3.5mm jack for headphones and you can connect a 4.0 or more speakers on the Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 via Bluetooth. This is particularly advisable for example when watching a movie.
Cameras
Although not very special, the cameras on the Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 more than useful, especially in well-lit situations. As expected holt quality hard back when the lighting is less, and this applies to both cameras. However, the webcam is more than fine for the applications that you do with a webcam and the 8 megapixel camera is simply the best camera I’ve seen (the same camera as the other NotePro TabPRO and tablets). Hitherto on an Android tablet Samsung has also made use of all sorts of useful settings options that increase the use of the camera, both in terms of quality and fun. In the skin So think of both the possibilities and ISO setting business, but also make use of filters and other effects such as HDR-shots and action shots.
Cameras
Although not very special, the cameras on the Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 more than useful, especially in well-lit situations. As expected holt quality hard back when the lighting is less, and this applies to both cameras. However, the webcam is more than fine for the applications that you do with a webcam and the 8 megapixel camera is simply the best camera I’ve seen (the same camera as the other NotePro TabPRO and tablets). Hitherto on an Android tablet Samsung has also made use of all sorts of useful settings options that increase the use of the camera, both in terms of quality and fun. In the skin So think of both the possibilities and ISO setting business, but also make use of filters and other effects such as HDR-shots and action shots.
Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 – Software
Here I must of course the fixed tune about Android and the Samsung skin will reel off, but I’ll try to keep. Somewhat shorter in this case Because yes, this tablet runs on Android and have the latest version Android 4.4 KitKat, and yes, of course, Google has this tablet his victory (and thus all the apps and services) given, and yes, the Samsung skin is again ubiquitous. Yet the Samsung skin now so well known that everyone there knows, and certainly the people who hate it know it, and will this Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 so do not even consider. For anyone who finds beautiful skin, there may be life or simply not part with it, there are only a few key points to highlight: