Samsung ATIV Tab GT-P8510 Tablet PC

alaTest has collected and analyzed 24 reviews from magazines and websites. Views about the size and design are overall positive. The portability and battery also get good views, but comments about the camera and usability are different. Some have doubts about the apps and value for money.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Tablets the Samsung ATIV Tab GT-P8510 Tablet PC is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.

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Notebookcheck's Best of December 2012 - Notebooks

 

Finale. Smart convertibles, surprising ultrabooks, business classics, slim gaming laptops and a crippled Power-Radeon. We complete the year 2012 with 31 assorted reviews. ... read 01/13/2013 87%Review Samsung ATIV Tab GT-P8510 Tablet Premium tablet?At...

Asus still does not use Nvidia's Optimus technology

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Samsung ATIV Tab Review: Qualcomm's First Windows RT Tablet

 

Clover Trail was late by about a month to the Windows 8 launch. Most of the traditional PC partners were delayed either by Intel or by burdens of their own. As much as we wished Surface RT would've launched with a different SoC, truth be told I don't...

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Samsung Ativ Tab preview: First look

 

It may look like Samsung is dipping a toe in unknown waters but its long-time partnership with Microsoft is a wet suit of sorts. The Ativ Tab may be the company's first Windows RT tablet but not its first Windows slate.

Another trick up Windows RT's sleeve is the Office 2013 Home & Student edition. It includes Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote.

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Samsung ATIV Tab Review

 

As far as tablets go, we didn't really have that much of a variety until recently. One could either get an iPad from Apple, or go with an Android tablet that fits their budget and preferences. But now that Windows RT is here, things are seemingly bound...

Full-sized USB port ; Very light for a 10-inch tablet

Build quality is so-so ; Serious shortage of apps

We have to admit that we quite enjoyed spending some time with the Samsung ATIV Tab. Using a tablet that is neither an iPad nor an Android device feels refreshing in its own way, reminding us that there is always more than one way to skin a cat. Sure,...

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Samsung ATIV TAB Review: Specs, Features and Price

 

Samsung ATIV TAB ReviewSamsung has recently come up with its first Windows 8 RT powered tablet – the Samsung ATIV TAB. Equipped with many of the advanced configurations such as a 10.1 inch LCD capacitive display, 1.5GHz ...

10.1 inches Multi touch capacitive display, Display Resolution: 1366 x 768 pixels, Windows RT OS, 1.5GHz Dual Core Krait processor, Adreno 305 graphics, 5 MP camera, Camera Resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels, 8200 mAh battery

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Samsung Ativ Tab review

 

Samsung's Windows RT tablet is expensive, but can it justify the price tag?

Great battery life ; Loads of storage ; Full featured office software ; Good for media

Clunky interface ; Limited app selection ; Expensive ; Disappointing screen

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Samsung Ativ Tab review: Hands-on

 

The Samsung Ativ Tab comes equipped with a bevvy of exciting features, as well as the new Windows 8 operating system from Microsoft

The Samsung Ativ Tab is a well made tablet and a natural design evolution from the Galaxy Tab 10.1. As a Windows tablet, it’s up against the home grown Microsoft Surface and the Dell XPS Duo 12 PC hybrid.

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Samsung ATIV Tab Review: A Tablet To Hold Your Breath For?

 

Microsoft set the standard for Windows RT-based hardware, but is there still room for partners to sell compelling alternatives? We take our first ...

Eager for more specific information about the battery that Samsung uses in the ATIV Tab, we took our sample apart and found the same 30.75 Wh power source used in the Smart PC 500T. That'll make our battery life testing a little more interesting, as we...

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Samsung ATIV Tab - Review

 

Samsung ATIV Tab, a Windows RT based tablet, is this to be an Apple or Google competitor? My personal opinion, no. Purely because I believe that a full blown version of Windows needs to be on a desktop machine, not [...

If you need a Windows Tablet and fancy a well built product like the ATIV Tab, Expansys have them in stock and ready to go Online.

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Samsung Ativ Tab review

 

We review the Samsung Ativ Tab, a thin, light dual-core slate offering ample storage and connections, but can it better Microsoft's surface?

Thin ; Light ; Capable camera ; Smooth performance

Expensive ; Plasticky ; Under developed OS ; Lack of value added Samsung additions

If it wasn’t so expensive, we would have found it easier to recommend a Samsung Ativ Tab. As it stands though, £549 could get you a Google Nexus 10 and a Google Nexus 7 with around £50 left over. Not bad for two altogether better tablets.

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