Samsung Series 7 11.6" Slate: Breathing New Life Into Tablet PCs
Real-World Performance Against Tablets
Real-World Benchmarks
While Windows 7 is a much more feature-rich operating system than iOS or Android, the Series 7 Slate's powerful hardware is better-equipped to boot into it faster than any other contender in our charts.
Input lag on the Series 7 11.6" Slate clocks in is recorded at just under 200 ms, which is great for most people. However, our baseline measurement doesn't necessarily capture the lag you'd experience in the real world. The first letter appears on the screen shortly after you type, but it often takes over 250 ms before Windows is ready to accept the next letter. This delay occurs because, after you press a key, the "hit" indicator takes a while to disappear. The result we generate, then, is most relevant to single-action items like clicking on the Start menu or launching a program.
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g-unit1111 Do. Want. Finally - a tablet that doesn't require a proprietary operating system that needs 1,000,000,000 apps for every website on the internet in order to function properly. It has an SSD and not flash memory. It has a real working version of Windows - with a great interface on top of it. This looks like a tablet I can get behind.Reply -
A very nice tablet! Hoping that ivy bridge will allow faster processers without creating too much heat and saving battery. I'm really looking into getting a tablet in the future to replace my notebook and this looks is very reassuring that things are improving :P.Reply
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What about the digitizer? I appreciate the comparisons to the Asus EEE Slate, but that has a 256-level pressure sensitive wacom digitizer on top of the screen. And no mention of it or what is on this device?Reply
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joytech22 Yay finally, I saw this in shops around a month ago and wonder when tom's would cover it. :pReply -
Gamer-girl The UI makes it seem like a smartphone. You keep mentioning the pen but there is no comparison? Does it have palm rejection?Reply -
theuniquegamer Instead of current sandybridge (i.e hd 3000) the should give an amd llano which has a better gpu or the ivy bridge mobile cpus (which is with hd 4000 gpu) and a lower TDP.Reply -
alyoshka Isn't it a little steep for a 1000$....??? After all it's a Samsung, 11.6Inch Tab.......Reply
I think it'd be a lot more wiser to buy a laptop for that price and get a much more efficient and powerful piece of tech. -
alyoshka I would have given the Note from Samsung a thought had it had 7.5 installed on it..... but again..... it's a samsung.....Reply