We've just laid our hands on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1" tablet
for the first time and we came away quite impressed with this little
Android device. It is unique among Android tabs in that it sports a
good active digitizer (Wacom?) that can be used as a writing implement
as well as a cursor/pointer/mouse substitute. Furthermore, it sports
its own handwriting recognition engine that can turn ink into text for
the input of handwritten data into browser windows etc.! The output of
the pen is smooth and precise and the handwriting recognition seemed to
be at least as good as that found on Windows 7.
In short, the Galaxy Note has all of the requirements we feel are
necessary in an Active Ink platform. Unfortunately, we don't yet offer
an Android version of Active Ink and since only one Android tablet (the
Galaxy Note) has passed our platform muster so far, we're not exactly
jumping up and down to do so. But if more new tablet PC following in the
footsteps of the Note, you never know! 745TDBanty 130603
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