Maximum PC: One of the things that helped drive down the price of Android tablets is the proliferation of smaller size displays in the 7-inch range. This is partially what allowed companies like Amazon and Google to undercut the competition at a time when the market was flooded with 10-inch tablets for $500 and up. This correlation in price also works in reverse, as evidenced by Samsung's 12.2-inch Galaxy Note Pro commanding $850 at Office Depot.
Tech~Nificant: The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 entered the market in some ways, just as the Galaxy Note, with praise and criticism.
GSMArena:Samsung's pole position in smartphones doesn't necessarily mean a win in tablets but it sure is an advantage and the Koreans won't give up on it easily. The Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is standing at the very top of a lineup, whose fourth generation has hit the fast lane again after a less than impressive showing last season. This here Note Pro has unique size and all the S Features the company has developed so far
that's super expensive
I'm in the market for a tablet but that's an insane price, I'll pass.
ill pass way to much when i can go get a cheap $200 tab that can do the same damn thing