What is the difference between this model and the other Samung ATIV smartpc 700t for $1199? Do they have the palm block for handwriting notes?
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Good question. I thought this was the one with a 3g Sim but the specs show the same the cheaper one. I have ordered the cheaper one.
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If the model numbers posted are the same there is no difference other than price. Both are XE700T1C-A01US. (the other models will be A0xUS -- pro versus normal windows, more memory, larger SSD and different accessories)
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Yes, I have owned the tablet for a week now. When writing notes with my s-pen, I have no problems resting my hand directly on the screen. I love this tablet.
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Some people have been having trouble with the Samsung notes s - pen. The stylus used for writing on the screen that comes with those models. I have no problems with mine.
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I have not used the note-taking feature. I do have colleagues who own the Samsung Note 3 and they use the note-taking feature all the time. You would have to research different types of stylus also, because the Tab 8" does not include one. Friends tell me that finger note-taking can be a clumsy adventure at times.
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The yoga 11 I ordered from Amazon did not come with a Digitizer Pen S note. I returned this computer because ofWindows 8 RT and re-ordered the Yoga 11s. It did not come with a Digitizer Pen S note either but I am satisfied with the computer.
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As I understand it, this model (20CD0032US) does not have the digitizer to support any pen input, there are Thinkpad Yoga models that do, but not this one. It definitely doesn't come with a pen, there's a cutout for the slot to hold one but it's filled in. Also there's no digitizer in the devices control panel (although there are some things that I don't know what they are e.g., "HID-compliant vendor-defined device").
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Dear Shari, yes you can hand write notes on it, use drawing software's of all different types as well as Photoshop.I'm am actually upgrading to a Cintique Companion and thinking of selling my Pro 700T.Let me know if you would be interested its in prime condition.
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I've used mine for that and it works okay, but I think that (despite the cost of special paper) the LiveScribe series does notes better. The inkling is better for sketching/drawing as the potential for a vector output is there.
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It has handwriting recognition. A stylus will work, but there is not one attached.
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I can't find a model./part number. I'm also not finding this on any of the Samsung official sites. Infer what you may. I have several (Wacom Bamboo both Win &Samsung;, Surface, and OEM) to go with NotePro and Lenovo Helix. This one, though smaller, is by far my favorite on the Helix, NotePro, Note3 and Note(1).
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Primarily the shape. PT 65 is for the desktop with a typewriter style keyboard, PT 85 can be handheld much more easily.
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Yes like a true wacom tablet, It has true palm rejection technology. You can rest your palm on the screen while writing with the pen. If you plan too use it for sketching and note taking excessively though, you may want to pick up a full sized pen. From experience, the pen from the Ms Surface Pro or the Bamboo Feel pen both work well - although there are many others available.
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I don't own the Samsung Note, but from my brief experience with it, and from comments of others that have used it, its sounds like the Samsung is a lot more responsive. It has a lower screen resolution though.
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I also was wondering what the difference(s) are... I wanted to get one of these, but being a bit skeptical, I read some reviews and they only confirmed my skepticism... Does the 4GB remove some of the original flaws with the initial smartpen (recording problems, anatomical issues, computer compatibility, etc...)? or is it just more memory?
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Nope - no handwriting recognition/transcription on Scansnaps. At least not on the S300 or discontinued S510 models. The OCR is used only to take the scanned images (all scans with these scanners are as images) and convert the text to searchable text. Evernote has handwriting recognition, though I haven't used it much and don't know how accurate it is. I believe that Microsoft OneNote 2007 also can do this; OneNote 2010 might be improved over the previous version. Scansnap is not very good at all for document organization. As a matter of fact it is pretty poor. E.g., you cannot import any other documents (PDF) and have them made searchable; only that which was scanned with the Scansnap. So if you have a lot of PDF documents already you would have to scan them all over again. Also, Scansnap doesn't allow you to use Paperport with it, like most scanners do. Jim
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you need a application, such as Annotation.You can open PDF file on that application and add notes on it.And I believe this device is good enough for taking note.But it's hard to write small size words. And also you need to optimize window system.(you can find how to optimize on forum web sites.
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I originally had the Note 2014 edition and replaced it with a SP2. Ultimately, I wanted to - take notes with a stylus- work with Word (work/school)- annotate PDFs with a stylus- Full web browsing (teach online, so full browser was key)Ultimately, Android is terrible at handling PDFs (seriously, check the reviews for PDF annotating apps) whereas Drawboard and OneNote are perfect for this. Also, native Word beats any and all attempts by other programs. OneNote + Wacom Stylus = perfection in note taking.And... as a bonus, all the desktop programs work. I can do everything with my SP2. I still had to lug around a laptop if I wanted to do Dreamweaver, etc. with my Note 2014.Your use-case may push you in another direction. I originally had the Note 2014 edition and replaced it with a SP2. Ultimately, I wanted to - take notes with a stylus- work with Word (work/school)- annotate PDFs with a stylus- Full web browsing (teach online, so full browser was key)Ultimately, Android is terrible at handling PDFs (seriously, check the reviews for PDF annotating apps) whereas Drawboard and OneNote are perfect for this. Also, native Word beats any and all attempts by other programs. OneNote + Wacom Stylus = perfection in note taking.And... as a bonus, all the desktop programs... » Read More I originally had the Note 2014 edition and replaced it with a SP2. Ultimately, I wanted to - take notes with a stylus- work with Word (work/school)- annotate PDFs with a stylus- Full web browsing (teach online, so full browser was key)Ultimately, Android is terrible at handling PDFs (seriously, check the reviews for PDF annotating apps) whereas Drawboard and OneNote are perfect for this. Also, native Word beats any and all attempts by other programs. OneNote + Wacom Stylus = perfection in note taking.And... as a bonus, all the desktop programs work. I can do everything with my SP2. I still had to lug around a laptop if I wanted to do Dreamweaver, etc. with my Note 2014.Your use-case may push you in another direction. « Show Less