The Samsung Galaxy TabPro 10.1 was unveiled at CES 2014. The device is close to Note 10.1 (2014) in terms of specs. Having one of the best display in it’s class, the Super Clear LCD with a resolution of 2560×1600 (aka 2K) pixels that too in a screen of 10.1 which is more than the iPad and is equal to that of the MacBook Pro retina 13”.

The device is powered by either a Exynos 5 – Octa or the Snapdragon 800 based on the location variant of the device, the Snapdragon (US) version will support 4G connectivity and 3G along with other options in other regions with the Exynos processor.

The Samsung Galaxy TabPro will run Android 4.4.X, KitKat, and is powered by a 8220 mAh battery and comes with 2GB of RAM. The device features a 2MP front camera, and a back camera of 8MP. The S800 model can record videos of 1080p @ 60fps, whereas the Exynos model @ 30fps.

Both the models feature GPS with GLONASS, an IR blaster and 16/32GB of internal storage and MicroSD card slot of additional storage.

The 4g LTE version weighs 477g and the 3g one is of 469g.

Company Notes-

For additional value and productivity right out of the box, the Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO (12.2) will feature up to approximately $700 worth of the premium pre-paid, long-term subscription offers from best-selling news, social media and cloud storage providers, including: Bitcasa, Bloomberg Businessweek＋, Blurb, Cisco WebEx Meetings, Dropbox, Easilydo Pro for Tablet, Evernote, Hancom Office for Android, LinkedIn, LIVESPORT.TV, NY Times, Oxford Advanced Learner’s A-Z, and Sketchbook Pro (content packages may vary by region).

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 Specifications-

• 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen

• Super Clear LCD WQXGA display – 2560 x 1600 pixels

• Exynos 5 Octa (1.9GHz x 4 + 1.3GHz x 4) or 2.3 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800

• 2GB RAM

• Android 4.4 KitKat

• 16GB or 32GB internal storage

• 8-megapixel rear camera with LED flash

• 2-megapixel front facing camera

• LTE/3G, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac CH Bonding, BT v4.0, USB 2.0, GPS ＋ GLONASS

• Battery: 8220 mAh

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There’s a lot of Buzz about wearable tech these days, be it the Google Glass, or these top of the line Smart Watches. Here are the four Smart Watches that stood above others in my list.

But which one is the best among them is not an easy statement to make. Be it the Kreyos Meteor, Pebble, Sony SW2 or Samsung Galaxy Gear. Each one has it’s unique features, some are great at media while others have slick features like Siri and Google Now support. I would tell you a little about each of them before comparing these, starting with Kreyos Meteor.

Kreyos Meteor– The Kreyos SmartWatch is in talk, since it came out and the response from people has been great after it was listed on Indiegogo for funding, the total funding has crossed a whooping 1.1 million, i.e. 1100% of what the company was asking for. But there’s a reason for such an overwhelming response and funding from everyone – Features! The Kreyos Meteor is packed with some really cool features which we would compare below.

Pebble SmartWatch– It’s not a smartphone for your wrist, in fact, it’s far less sophisticated than you might expect — the lightweight device reads out basic text, lets you skip through music tracks and, of course, displays the time. But this doesn’t mean it’s a bad smartwatch, it too has some amazing features.

Sony SmartWatch 2– Though it doesn’t make calls or snap photos, the $199 SmartWatch 2 delivers detailed updates and a wide ecosystem of apps in an attractive, water-resistant package, and many great apps that sony offer. It’s slick looks are a Big plus too.

Samsung Galaxy Gear– With a 1.6-inch AMOLED screen, upcoming third-party support and even a camera, this promises to be unlike any smartwatch we’ve talked about before. Still, $300 is a pretty high price to pay. Below you will see if it’s worth it.

Comparison– 

Compatibility

Winner: Kreyos Meteor and Pebble.

Sensors

Winner: Kreyos Meteor

Water Resistance

Winner: Pebble

Battery Life (estimated)

Winner: Kreyos Meteor and Pebble

Display

Winner: Samsung Galaxy Gear

Voice Assistance

SmartWatch	Assistant
Pebble	—
Kreyos Meteor	Siri/Voice Control
Samsung Galaxy Gear	S voice
Sony SmartWatch 2	—

Winner: Samsung Galaxy Gear/ Kreyos Meteor

Weight

Winner: Pebble

Camera

Winner: Samsung Galaxy Gear

Fitness Tracking

Winner: TIE

Swappable Band

Winner: Pebble/Sony SW2

Pricing

Winner: Pebble

Voice Calls/Speaker/Mic

Winner: Samsung Galaxy Gear

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With all of these comparisons, the “winner” will  depend on what you’re looking for in your Smart Watch. The Galaxy Gear and Kreyos Meteor gives you the most features, but Samsung Galaxy Gear’s phone compatibility is also by far the most limited in this group, not mention it’s Pricing is a little too high for a Smartphone Accessory. While Pebble lacks some of the Gear’s more smartphone-like features, but it has a lot of software support and a great price compared to other devices and if you want a premium device, Pebble 2 is on it’s Way! People are also pretty big fans of the Sony SmartWatch 2, for its “Find my Phone” feature and many other apps compatibility.

Whichever direction you choose – even if that means holding out for Apple’s and Google’s rumored takes on the smartwatch – hopefully you’re a little clearer on what is offered in these Smart watches.

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As the name says, Before the Nexus takes place before the events that unfurl in the Into the Nexus game. In this game, Vendera Prog and her brother, Neftin Prog, are making trouble, and Ratchet along with Clank gears up to stop them.

In this installment of the Franchise, Ratchet is running along a three way Track and though the title has Clank in it’s name, Ratchet really does most of the work in this run. Clank hangs out on his buddy’s back as usual, but he doesn’t lend much other than the witty quip. It’s a bit disappointing since a little humor, better voice acting, and general back-and-forth would nothing but help set the game apart from other endless runners providing a bit of audio entertainment while playing.

Ratchet’s Primary objective is to run, shoot and avoid the obstacles while collecting the bolts, which serves as the in-game currency, and of course the main goal is staying alive. The terrain switches between rail-grinding zones and  shooting zones, which mixes up the action nicely and should keep you coming back for another run, or two or three.

I found the shooting in the game is spotty unfortunately. You fire shots by tapping on an enemy, which is simple enough – until your finger gets into the scenario blocking your view making it difficult to see who’s targeting you as some enemies shoot back, and your own finger then blocks you from seeing what pitfalls are looming ahead.

Dodging obstacles in these instances can also be difficult. Before the Nexus is responsive most of the time but I found it to stick when you make evasive maneuvers. Sometimes shooting or dodging also takes a split-second longer than it should, and you can’t afford that split-second when enemies are bearing down on you.

Before the Nexus does look good, thanks to smooth character models and rich outdoor environments, it makes you feel you’re in the Ratchet and Clank universe. The animation is fluid and there was no slowdown aside from the above mentioned gun problem.

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