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Intel Core i5 Processor 2467M 1.6GHz
4 GB DDR3 SO-DIMM RAM
128 GB SSD (mSATA) Hard Drive
11.6-Inch Superbright Plus Display; Intel HD 3000 Graphics
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit; 7 Hours of Battery Life

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A lightweight slate computer with full PC capabilities running Windows 7, the Samsung Series 7 Slate PC (model XE700T1A-A02US) offers all of the features of a full-sized laptop in an extremely portable package, providing highly mobile users with the computing power they need for maximum productivity anywhere they go. Weighing less than two pounds and measuring only half an inch thick, the Series 7 Slate can truly be taken anywhere. Despite its compact size, the Slate is a full-powered PC with an 11.6-inch screen, powerful Intel Core i5 dual-core processor, a full version of Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, and a 128 GB solid state hard drive.

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Poisson

A digital Artists Dream

April 26, 2013

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Its been 3 months now that ive owned this tablet and ill have to say, it is absolutely amazing. Its fast, has an amazing screen, powerful, and most importantly for me, is fully Wacom compatible. Even though, it does have its falts, but some of them were so minor, I was easily able to forgive them.

Pros:
Samsung did a great job with this one. there aren't too many companies that will make a tablet PC that is Wacom compatible. So when it came to me looking for a windows tablet that supported a full version of Photoshop and Wacom, I didn't have much to choose from. There was the Asus eee slate, this, and the Samsung Ativ rt that was out at the time when I ordered this one. The unit came with its own Wacom digitizer, 120GB STHD and a Intel I5. I am a AMD man myself, but I was presently surprised. while working in Photoshop I have yet to experience any lag. Some of the files I work on have hundreds of layers and size at about 3,000 pixels by 2,500 and I still got no lag. the hard screen counters the digitizer well, the display is simply stunning and the digitizer itself also has removable tips. the screen and the Wacom tip it came with was too smooth but since I already owned a Wacom tablet with several custom tips, I was easily able to swap the tip it came with, with a softer felt tip to give it more friction and have it put less pressure on the screen. It boots up fast and when I need to make a quick sketch during a lunch break or when I'm on the move, that is a great plus. It also runs 3d programs very well. I have ran 3ds Max, Maya, and Zbrush on the tablet which preformed flawlessly. The tablet is a bit thicker then most others and is a bit heavier. It took me a while to get use to this, but after the first month I had finally found that sweet spot. Ive gotten so use to it since ive got it that I have been using it more then my medium Wacom i have connected to my pc. well when it comes to my Photoshop art anyway.

Cons:
Not everything is perfect though. It came with absolutely horrendous driver support. I had read reviews of the unit being Photoshop compatible out of the box but this was not true. I had originally thought "well ill just have to get the updated drivers from the Samsung site." I was sadly mistaken. It took me 2 days to find the correct Wacom driver for the unit. I ended up having to download and install the Asus eee slate Wacom drivers and a final update driver from the Wacom site itself that was pretty deeply hidden on there customer service site. I had also experienced some common issues with the screen rotation once I had updated the units drivers through the Samsung updater. These issues went away after another update but it was still quite annoying. I also would prefer this unit to have windows 8. As much as I can't stand windows 8 on a desktop, its smooth as butter on a tablet. I could easily upgrade it my self, but with how hard it was to find Wacom driver support for it, I would rather keep things safe and just work with what I have. These were simple problems that went away after the first 3 days of owning it but it doesn't excuse the last issue I have. The battery power is very short. The longest ive been able to keep the thing on without a charge has been about 3 hours. even then, that was when I had it in power save mode the entire time and the back light at the lowest setting. On the regular, it lasts about 2 hours and 30 to 40 minutes, I timed it. Its incredibly annoying when I'm watching a show, playing chess Titans, or most importantly, working on a project and I get a battery warning and my screen light turning so low I cant see a thing. i expected a way longer battery life out of it, but with everything it can do, i cant complain too much. most of the time when i am working on it and this does happen, I'm already home or in a area where i can easily just plug in the charger and continue working.

Final Thoughts:
Over all the Samsung Series 7 XE700T 11.6-Inch Slate tablet is everything i wanted. I wanted a tablet that would be able to give me a FULL digital switch with my art so i could put away my sketchbook and this item did exactly that. i still sketch on paper and pencil form time to time but this just works better for me. having the ability to work on my commissions, work, and personal art at any place and time makes this great. If it weren't for the battery life and the lack of windows 8, this would be a 5 out of 5 stars for me, but for now, ill settle for a cool 4 out of 5.

WINDOWS 8 TEST UPDATE!!: I recently tried the windows 8 update on the unit and it did not go well. the windows button did not work, it would not rotate, pinch and zoom doesn't work, and most of all, the UI clashes with the Wacom drivers and Photoshop. what makes it worse is there are absolutely no drivers that resolve any of these issues except for the Wacom one. even then, all it did was fix the pressure sensitivity in windows 8. i still had to deal with the windows 8 UI popping up any time my stylus got next to the corners when i was drawing or had my palm make contact with the screen. Long story short, don't update it to windows 8. thank god the tablet came with a restore disk :).

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Alex Mcphail

Excellent Value - Some Complaints

January 4, 2013

UPDATE: August 2016: I still use the Slate after 3 years,and I am still happy with it. It works fine, and I expect to continue to use it for another year or two - until Microsoft drops Windows 7 support.

I have had my Samsung Series 7 Slate Tablet Computer for 3 months now, so it is time to write a review. I bought this tablet PC to fill a multi-purpose role. I am a management consultant, and I need a computer everywhere I go, but I want to minimize the weight and footprint of my PC. I find laptops are too big and intrusive at a boardroom table. In order to do my job, I must have a fully capable Microsoft Office equipped system, and iPads and Android tablets (basically just toys) are not up to this task. When I am not working, I still want an book e-reader and a web browser. I am not a shoot-em-up gamer, so I don't care about gaming capabilities, but I do use Adobe Photoshop for both work and my photography hobby. The Samsung Series 7 Slate Tablet Computer, together with the bluetooth keyboard, the optional dock (see my separate review), and a generic mouse fit the bill perfectly.

PROs
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- True Intel i5 computer with genuine Windows 7 PC in a slate form factor
- Crisp display
- Good capacitive touch screen interface
- Choice between normal touch-screen keyboard and Swype touch-screen keyboard
- Stylus hover sensor
- Full-blown computer when equipped with a Dock and mouse
- Micro SD chip adds extra memory
- Very quiet operation

CONs
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- Short battery life between charges
- Glitchy screen rotation sensor
- Erratic shimmering auto-brightness management
- No manual screen brightness adjustment
- Difficult to get precise touch-screen taps without the stylus
- No embedded GPS
- No charging from a USB port

Review
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4.25 Stars out of 5
- 0.5 penalty for brightness control brain damage
- 0.25 penalty for screen rotation problems

The Samsung Series 7 Slate Tablet PC is one of the very few fully functional multi-role tablet PCs available. As a genuine Windows machine, it offers all the same capabilities a desktop PC or laptop can provide. Since purchasing the SS7 Slate, I have retired my laptop from customer visits. I use only my tablet PC. In addition to the keyboard and Dock, I always carry with me:
- a generic mouse
- a very small and slim 4-port USB hub
- a USB-to-VGA adapter
- a USB GPS receiver.

All this equipment fits in my Black Pindar Edition Messenger Bag Protective Tablet Carrying Case (see my separate review). I never take my slate alone - I always keep it in my carrying back for protection.

When I use the SS7 Slate at meetings, I often use it alone - no Dock or keyboard - flat on the meeting table. This lets me take notes without a laptop screen fencing me off from the other attendees. When onsite at a customer office, I set up the Dock, keyboard, and mouse. If I have a large screen monitor available, I connect it via the VGA-to-USB adapter. I also use the VGA adapter to project PowerPoint presentations in meetings.

I use the SS7 Slate as I would a full PC for emails, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, Adobe PDF files, graphics and Photoshop images. I develop PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, and complex and long Word documents on the SS7 Slate - exactly as I would on a desktop PC.

When I am not working, I use the SS7 Slate as a Kobo e-book reader. I also surf the web, mostly for news. I don't play a lot of games.

On the road, I connect the USB GPS and use Microsoft Streets and Trips to make a kick-ass large screen in-car GPS map display. I find this very helpful when traveling in unfamiliar regions. I use my dedicated GPS for turn-by-turn instructions, and I use the SS7 Slate as a map overview to verify that my car's GPS isn't taking me somewhere I don't want to go. My car has a 110V plug, so I can keep the SS7 Slate running indefinitely.

I use DropBox to synchronize non-sensitive documents between my SS7 Slate and my desktop in my office. I use a SecondCopy utility on my office file server to back-up my SS7 Slate's hard drive. The same system backs up my laptop hard drive.

The power-up and Windows Resume sequences are quick and smooth. I have had no problems in this area. Without a keyboard, the BIOS settings page is a bit tricky, but the manual does explain how to access the BIOS settings page upon boot-up when the touch-screen keyboard is not yet active.

The touchscreen is intuitive and easy to use. The right-click function takes a bit of getting used to. I like the five-finger touch that brings up the keyboard. Speaking of which, there are two touch-screen keyboards in the SS7 Slate: the standard keyboard, and a Swype keyboard. The standard keyboard is a press-per-key (you have to press the keys M,E,M,O to spell memo), and the Swype keyboard also provides the same press-per-key as well as a swipe function (you drag your finger from M, then to E, then to M, then to O without lifting your finger). I find the Swype keyboard easier to use in some cases, but it does not have the dedicated number and cursor control keys like the standard keyboard does. Once the Swype keyboard is activated (and sometimes I activate by accident), it becomes the default keyboard, and I have not found a way to deactivate it without going to the Windows Task Manager and killing the Swype process.

I am really impressed with the handwriting input tool. Even someone with penmanship as sloppy as mine can write in your text and have the SS7 Slate recognize your handwriting with uncanny precision.

Samsung bundles a "Touch Launcher" that pops up when you press the dedicated launch button on the bottom of the Slate. I do not use it, because (1) I already find the windows application launch interface intuitive; and (2) I cannot customize the applets on the left side of the Touch Launcher screen. Other SS7 Slate users have told me they love the Touch Launcher - personally I find it adds an unnecessary layer.

The Stylus is a Wacom enabled system, meaning you can hover the stylus over the screen without touching the screen, and the SS7 Slate senses where the stylus is pointing. This is great for mouse hovering, pull down menus, and for precise cursor positioning, since you know exactly where the mouse cursor is pointing before you click. You do not need to use the stylus - I use my fingers most of the time - so I keep my stylus in my carrying case most of the time.

The screen presents a good quality image. The colors are sharp, and the refresh is quick enough to eliminate ghosting. I HATE the brightness control. Many people in SS7 Slate forums have complained about brightness, and this is by far the weakest part of the SS7 Slate package. There are no manual brightness control buttons - you must control the brightness using the Windows interface. A built-in light sensor detects the ambient light, and adjusts the screen's brightness accordingly. Unfortunately, this logic is a little psychotic, because the screen brightness frequently jumps from dark to bright, and back, without any external lighting changes. Like many other SS7 Slate owners, I have disabled the automatic brightness system through the Windows Control Panel. I have tried to find a way to re-map the audio volume control buttons to brightness control buttons, but it does not seem possible. I wish I could control the brightness using dedicated buttons on the side of the SS7 Slate.

The screen is supposed to rotate like the iPad screen does as you rotate the slate itself. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. It has a screen orientation lock button that works sometimes. Sometimes the screen orientation locks by itself, and the only way you can unlock it is through the Windows Screen Settings interface. I have locked the orientation in the landscape mode and disabled rotation.

The SS7 Slate draws 40W of power from the charger. That is a clue about how long battery this tablet will last between charges. Design is always a trade-off, and one of the things you trade off when you get a full-powered Intel i5 based tablet PC is battery life. The system lasts 90 minutes, or two hours tops, between charges. That is not long enough to work through most flights. There is nothing that can be done - this puppy uses a lot of power. It is not a failing of the SS7 Slate, but simply a constraint of the trade-offs that went in to making this product. Fortunately, 110v power sources are more and more plentiful - on planes, in cars, at coffee shops, etc.

All of the above factors - pros and cons - make the SS7 Slate Table PC a very good product for those of you looking for a full-featured PC in a slate form factor. I am stunned that there are still professional reviewers who compare the SS7 Slate to the Apple iPad - it is like comparing a convertible sports car to a pick-up truck. One is a toy, whereas the other is used to get real work done.

If you are a mobile professional who needs to pack the full power of a PC in a slim form factor, based on my research, the Samsung Series 7 Slate Table PC is the best product you can buy for the money - hands down. But if you think that, by paying more for the SS7 Slate, you will somehow enjoy a more meaningful recreational experience than your iPad can offer, then you simply don't understand the tablet PC market. To witness, Samsung does not even list the SS7 Slate under "Tablets" on its corporate web page - you have to go to "Business Products" to find the SS7 Slate. You should take that is a big clue about what to expect from the SS7 Slate Tablet PC.

While expensive, the Samsung Series 7 Slate PC delivers solid value for the business tablet user. The fact that it also does most of the iPad things (email, games, e-book, etc.) means you only need to carry around one tablet PC on business trips.

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Ryan E.

Fantastic

July 25, 2012

So who is this tablet for? It's for someone who needs and demands a full featured operating system but wants a tablet. This is also for someone considering an Android or iPad but has the ability to purchase this much more expensive option.

The Samsung Slate runs Windows 7 brilliantly. The touch gestures, keyboard, everything work really well. I didn't realize how easy it was to navigate Windows 7 with touch until using this.

I've been waiting patiently a long time for a great Windows tablet. I run a lot of Windows only programs and just prefer having the power and flexibility of a complete operating system with me. With the SSD drive, 4GB memory, and i5 processor - there is no doubt that this Slate is FAST.

I have a Samsung Series 9 notebook as well with similar specs and it's about the same in terms of speed. It's just fast, boots fast, loads fast, moves fast.

For extra space, you can easily pop in little Micro SD cards which are very cheap nowadays. But I have found the 128GB drive to be perfectly adequate for my needs.

This is a fantastic option if you need or want a full operating system in the palm of your hands. No complaints here.

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