Introduction
Specification Samsung Galaxy Note Pro
OS Android OS, v4.4 (KitKat)
Dimension 243.1 x 171.4 x 7.3 mm , Weight 753 g (1.66 lb), with S Pen stylus
Size 2560 x 1600 pixels, 12.2 inches
Processor Quad-core 2.3 GHz Krait 400, Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Chipset and Adreno 330
Storage 64 GB storage, 3 GB RAM, microSD, up to 64 GB
Primary 8 MP, 3264x2448 pixels , Secondary 2MP
Battery Non-removable Li-Ion 9500 mAh battery
2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100
4G Network LTE
Colors Black
Specifications Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet
OS Android OS, v4.4.2 (KitKat)
Dimension Thikness 6.4 mm, Weight 495 g (1.09 lb)
Size 1200 x 1920 pixels, 10.1 inches
Processor Quad-core 2.3 GHz Krait 800
Storage 16 GB storage, 3GB RAM, microSD, up to 64GB
Primary 8 MP, 3264 x 2448 pixels, Secondary 2 MP
Battery Non-removable Li-Po 6000 mAh battery
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 2100
4G Network LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600
Colors Black, White
Design And Display
The Xperia Z2 Tablet is fantastically thin at 0.25" (6.4mm), and likewise the lightest 10" tablet out there. On account of the light undercarriage and the moderately thick side bezels, its not difficult to hold with one hand actually, something that we don't experience consistently with 10-inchers. It's waterproof, too, with Ip58 affirmation, implying that you can dip it up to five feet of water for 60 minutes. Its just outline downsides are the delicate touch back that smears effectively, and the small side keys that tend to wobble. Sony's tablet is precisely what a present day Tablet ought to be, whether you need to discover defense for it to trade your smart phone, in any event on the computerized utilization side of it.
The Notepro, then again, has an artificial cowhide back that feels more dangerous. Samsung's Tablet is not terrible as far as thickness, at 0.31" (7.95mm), however its 12" status gives back 26.56 oz (753 g) of weight. With respect to holding it with one hand – you can, however the weight and the more slender side bezels are noticeably restrictive to do it agreeably. With this heaviness, it surrounds some minimal ultrabooks that run full-fledged Windows, and here we have an Android tablet. Samsung furnished the Notepro with its weight delicate S Pen stylus, which includes an additional info technique towards the substantial showcase canvas.
The Z2 Tablet misses the mark concerning the Notepro in the matter of unadulterated determination, as it games a 10.1" 1920x1200 pixels LCD presentation, while Samsung's 12" Tablet parades 2560x1600 pixels Super Clear LCD board. The Notepro's showcase, on the other hand, utilizes an alternate network, called Diamond Pixels, which adequately brings down the subpixel tally; its elective course of action is truly obvious on the vast presentation, particularly with robust shades. Since we have a much more modest show on the Z2 Tablet, its 224ppi pixel thickness isn't a long way from the 247ppi of the Notepro, so as far as pixels for every inch tally the tablets are on par.
Sony utilization its new Color LED tech for the Triluminos screen of the Z2 Tablet, which shows ostentatious and engaging, however not excessively oversaturated shades, that are exceptionally charming to take a gander at. Samsung's board additionally shows up to a degree oversaturated. The white equalization of the Z2 Tablet is right on the money, while the Notepro flies towards the frosty side of the range with 7196 Kelvins vs 6664k on the Sony.
In terms of crest shine levels, the Notepro marshals the much higher 627 nits, which is a stunning deed for a tablet. Contrast that with the 417 nits of the Experia Z2 Tablet, in addition to its annoyingly high reflectivity proportion, and the Notepro quickly turns into the better show to utilize outside within daylight.
The review plot on both tablet are great, with scarcely a movement in presentation aspects even at more compelling point.
User Interface And Functions
Samsung's new Magazine UX is particularly customized towards tablet use, with extensive resizable boards that can have a lot of assorted online networking, news, applications and planning substance. It's an alternate, more organized tackle Android's widget framework that is more uniform to take a gander at. Few this with the stunning multitasking modes that Samsung offers, in the same way as the Multi Window mode that can part the screen in four free areas for every application running, and Sony's Xperia UI could not hope to compare. It just offers a set of Small Apps that can float in discrete windows over whatever else you are doing underneath. You can open up to five of them, yet Samsung quickly counters that with its Pop-up View mode, which gives you a chance to open up to five applications in such "drifting" windows, as well. The Notepro likewise has an alternate colossal preference regarding multitasking and gainfulness, and it is the S Pen stylus, tucked at the upper right. It is an elective info system that is more exact than at the tip of your finger, and gives you a chance to see connections or organizer content before you've even touched the presentation.
Processor And Memory
The battle here is between the Snapdragon 801 on the Z2 Tablet, and the 800 on the Notepro. Both are quad-center and timed at 2.3 Ghz maximums, so the general transforming force is just marginally energetic about the Sony Tablet. Regarding design, then again, the benchmark hole gets to be much bigger, as the Adreno 330 GPU in the new Snapdragon 801 is timed a third higher than in 800, with the separate support in benefit. The GPU in the Notepro need to push more pixels with a slower clock, however truly the execution on both tablets appears to be on par, and we even experienced a hiccup or two on Sony's Tablet, dissimilar to the smooth cruising on the Notepro.
Both tablets gloat 3 GB of RAM, however the inward stockpiling varies, as Samsung begins you off with 32 or 64 GB, while Sony's gadget starts at 16 GB. The tablets offer microsd card spaces for capacity extension, as well.
The tablets are furnished with 8 MP cameras, and Notepro even tosses in a LED glimmer, on the off chance that you need to, you know, bear it at the Thanksgiving supper. Both offer a lot of scene choices and color impacts, including Panorama and HDR modes. Sony's tablet is amazingly quick to center and take a picture, and the Superior Auto mode has ended up extremely exact at speculating the scene in front. Notepro characteristics least screen slack, too, yet is a bit slower to centering.
The photographs from both tablets turn out decent, with measure of point of interest much the same as their 8 MP determination. The Tablets oversaturate the colors a bit, with the goal that they look more satisfying than the real scene, yet don't try too hard to the point of yuckiness. When you shoot differentiating scenes with them, as against a sky foundation, we'd suggest to utilize the Rich Tone (HDR) modes, as overall the pictures turn out underexposed on both.
Battery
Notepro is indisputably the persistence lord of all cell phones, while the Z2 Tablet performs much the same as the normal Android Tablet.
The 6000 mah battery in the Z2 Tablet may sound little for a 10" Tablet, yet the gadget kept up scarcely short of the 7-hour stamp in our battery test, which is a really great effect. The Notepro, nonetheless, with its immense 9500 mah unit is unquestionably the champion of all gadgets we've tried in this way, pushing near the 9-hour check even, so in the event that you are searching for the most extreme tablet continuance, this is it.
Conclusion
With the 12" Notepro, Samsung made a specialty profit situated cushion, while Sony's Tablet is precisely what a media and web utilization gadget ought to be – a greatly thin and light tablet, with the waterproof confirmation included for additional measure.
Both tablets offer high determination shows and quick processors, however after you've hauled around the Notepro, you'd reconsider whether to pay its noteworthy value premium - $700 vs $500 – over the Z2 Tablet. It offers more profit alternatives than the Sony tablet, because of characteristics like the Multi Window mode, and the S Pen stylus, in addition to an any longer battery life.
The moment you snatch the most slender, lightest 10" tablet out there, on the other hand, most different Tablets in the Android world begins to pale, including a certain colossal and costly 12-inc.