We probably remember the Galaxy Note 10.1 that was shown off first in February at MWC. Then it kind of disappeared for a while and we wondered where it went until we heard that it got a make-over. It got a new body design and it also got more heat packed under the hood. A quad-core processor to be exact. Surely the wait would have been worth it since quad-core is better than the dual-core it originally had. Since then though the tablet has again disappeared.
Now we finally see it again on J&R. The device will cost you $499 for the 16GB version or $549 for the 32GB version. Only problem is there is still no release date given. If you want to order it you can head over to J&R but you might want to wait until we get confirmation on when you will get a chance to receive your device.
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Tyler Maciaszek
I started out as a Blackberry user and once that phone was stolen I went to Radio Shack looking at the HD2. Blackberry wasn't cutting it and admittedly I didn't know much about technology, or Android at that point so I looked at the phone with the biggest screen. I'm a media guy and I like to have it mobile. At that point the HD2 had a massive screen and that's exactly what I wanted. Immediately when I got there the manager talked me out of getting a windows device and talked me into Android. I didn't know much about CPUs, Android versions, or what a good spec sheet even looked like. I settled with the Samsung Sidekick and immediately began to hate Android. Probably from the ugly skin and the terrible specs that device had. I started looking how to make the device better and found XDA. That's when it all changed. I started learning about rooting, and flashing. From there I would go on to come across Android websites. How I found Land of Droid was through Twitter. I used #android once and John mentioned me asking if I would like to write for an Android blog. I was hesitant at first but I began to immediately love it. I am now a huge technology fan in all aspects not just mobile. Now when looking for a device I will now know that there are more to specs than a screen size.
