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Samsung Series 7 XE700T1A-A03US 11.6-Inch Slate (128 GB, Win 7 HP)
Samsung Sequence seven XE700T1A-A03US eleven.6-Inch Slate (128 GB, Win seven HP)
- Intel Core i5 Processor 2467M
- 802.11 abg/n WiFi, BT V3. High Velocity
- Windows seven HP (64b)
- 4GB DDR3
- 128GB SSD
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#2 written by John Cuyle "bobfromseattle" 5 months ago15 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
Probably the only tablet worth owning right now.,October 23, 2011 ByThis review is from: Samsung Series 7 XE700T1A-A03US 11.6-Inch Slate (128 GB, Win 7 HP) (Personal Computers)The Samsung slate is an impressive piece of hardware. Performance is quite good, the screen is beautiful (with the exception of some odd brightness instability even with the adaptive display brightness disabled) and the pen input is excellent. There are a number of things worth pointing out.
*Contrary to initial reports and previews, the device does not feature a GPS. This is a significant and baffling decision on their part as it makes the device useless for something like streets and trips.
*The docks are not included in the higher end packages as initial reports indicated. Right now nobody seems to be offering them separately either.
*There’s a hardware start button, but it launches a Samsung launcher application which is slow and clunky. There’s no obvious way to rebind it to launch the Start Menu. This gets annoying really quickly.Other than that it’s an excellent device. Between pen, touch, additions, and voice recognition the device is very usable as a consumption device without a mouse and keyboard. It’s nice to have a mobile media center screen (Live TV anywhere within WiFi range. With a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard you’ve essentially got everything an ultrabook offers plus some of the best pen tech available. The price tag looks high for a tablet and minor elements of cheapness (Not including the dock, no GPS) kind of accentuate that but fundamentally the Series 7 Slate offers very good value for money.
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#3 written by J. Brittain "picky shopper" 5 months ago4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Be Informed, Be Happy,November 10, 2011 ByThis review is from: Samsung Series 7 XE700T1A-A03US 11.6-Inch Slate (128 GB, Win 7 HP) (Personal Computers)I have had my Slate for about two weeks now and have finally reached the point where I can offer some observations. Not trying to be comprehensive here, but share the things I have noticed so far that I would have liked to have known before I bought it.
I have the XE700TA1-A04US model, which specs out with the 128GB SSD and Windows 7 Pro.
First observation:
Early adopter beware. Not all of the features listed in the early releases have made it into these models. There is no GPS, and while there is an SIM card slot, no information on carrier support here in the US. Try to register your product on the Samsung site and you will find that not all model numbers are listed. Early indications were that this model would ship with the dock and the keyboard, but that has changed. I purchased mine through the Microsoft Store online and they did ship a dock separately.Hardware:
If you have ever (not everyone has, I know) looked at a computer and thought “Sexy!” this slate should evoke a similar response. A couple of things that I have noticed though: Along the lower edge, below the Quick Start key, the screen surface seems to flex. Holding it by this edge has caused the digitized to (temporarily) go crazy. I would be interested to see if others have observed this.Oh… Glass. Polished metal. Fingerprints.
In addition to the HD being 128 “Marketing” GB (Which works out to about 119 GB) there is just over 20 GB dedicated to recovery, so the actual usable space is just over 98 GB. Before you get upset, that is 98 lightning fast GB. Still, would have liked to have known myself.
The Windows Experience was 4.2, held back by the Graphics rating. Considering the shared memory, not totally surprising. That 98GB of C: drive scored a smoking 7.9.
Just four days after my slate arrived I took a business trip and discovered how specialized the power supply is when I forgot the charger at home. If you can find a 19volt, 2.1 Amp, 40 Watt charger (same as my Asus netbook) you probably will not find a tip to work. I did get a peak at a Samsung netbook charger with the right output in CompUSA, but cannot confirm if the tips were the same yet. Samsung has no option for a power supply on their site. And I was surprised when the dock showed up but does not include a power supply.
The good news? I was able to do some writing in OneNote, and use the Slate for three of the four nights I was away before it died from lack of power.
Configuration:
Not sure if it’s because of where I bought my Slate, but it is remarkable free of bloat and freeware. That said, I do have an issue with the configuration: Power Management. Specifically management of the wireless NIC . For the first three hours I was playing with my Slate, installing updates, etc. everything was fine. Then it started reporting the there was no internet access on my home LAN. Way too much time chasing that issue, I narrow the issue down to how the power management scheme is set up to power on/off the NIC. Plugged in, no issues. Unplugged network connectivity was hit or miss once the device was idle for more than a minute or two. I am still tweaking the power settings to see what is optimal.Now, just to be clear, I will say this: I love this thing!
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This tablet makes me cry…in a good way!,
Microsoft shipped me this tablet early on the 25th. What a pleasant surprise! Thin, looks and feels great, nice screen, FAST!(boots up photoshop CS 5 in 3 seconds). The down side is that it bloatwares the hell out of the product…so out of the “128gb” which was only 98 gb – 40gb of other random BS your left with 50! LOL. Camera isnt good but but it works. The pen feels better than the ASUS EP 121, even has a side click to press and hold then tap with the pen to right click. Runs League of Legends on High settings smoothly. I wish it had a button to launch the virtual keyboard and also a curved 90 degree charging tip…straight ones always go out fast. It doesnt come with ANYTHING so you would have to buy all the accessories for it. Overall i enjoy this tablet very much…rarely touch my iPad now. Maybe here and there to play video games that are only on there
EDIT: 11/5/2011
just wish it was made by someone else heh :p
Pen is starting to not detect on me for some reason. Spent 2 hours with Samsung and another 1 hours with Microsoft Signature (Made me format my tablet and all). Word of advice, don’t even bother trying to contact Samsung. They just keep “Escalating” your ticket and also the person on the other line is obviously just reading a script. Why did i waste 3 hours of my life trying to replace a Digital pen? I have no idea. But for all of you out there that may have your pens fail on you, [...] is the replacement pen. The representative from Microsoft also said that any Digital/Wacom pens should work. The only difference is that Wacom uses batteries to operate. Apparently the Pens that came with Samsung is made by Toshiba hahaha minus the Toshiba logo on the side, even comes with the spare tips and the metal ring used to pull the tips out (Don’t lie, you too was wondering what the metal ring was for! All in all very bad experience with Samsung customer service. Will never buy an expensive product from them again. At least Motorolla straight apologizes and sends a replacement within 2 days. The tablet is still by far the best investment i have ever made
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