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Tim Allen's photo: The Note2 Wow, what a difference a version makes. I moved two months ago from Note 1 to Note 2. Samsung's Note 2 is smoother and faster and better in every way. Hell, Note 1 was pretty tweaked to begin with. Both performance and operation get upgraded with the use of Jellybean and a faster processor. I was so curious with the possibilities built into the Note series device from the start. Powerful, useful and functional are three words I use to describe this to friends and curious people. Oh yea, and great battery life. Its size needs to be adjusted to, you have to just get used to it. This device makes a Droid Razr Maxx HD seem small and a Blackberry Bold seem like a lapel pin. You either must like it or leave it. Don't make first impressions your last, you will find it a trade-off between a pad and phone. The screen makes a perfect pad on the go with a phone in it. It does my calendar very well and I attach it to my Slingbox for video. With its own speaker its a good phone, it would be perfect if the flip cover adjusted to form a stand. And after some time it even is ok as a handheld against my ear. The funny, ironic commercial spot says it's the next 'big thing.' It certainly does many things very well and for art or design individuals the Note 2 does those things extremely well. And it has a pen so you can draw on your own face...

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January 15, 2013The Note2

Wow, what a difference a version makes. I moved two months ago from Note 1 to Note 2. Samsung's Note 2 is smoother and faster and better in every way. Hell, Note 1 was pretty tweaked to begin with. Both performance and operation get upgraded with the use of Jellybean and a faster processor. I was so curious with the possibilities built into the Note series device from the start. Powerful, useful and functional are three words I use to describe this to friends and curious people. Oh yea, and great battery life. Its size needs to be adjusted to, you have to just get used to it. This device makes a Droid Razr Maxx HD seem small and a Blackberry Bold seem like a lapel pin. You either must like it or leave it. Don't make first impressions your last, you will find it a trade-off between a pad and phone. The screen makes a perfect pad on the go with a phone in it. It does my calendar very well and I attach it to my Slingbox for video. With its own speaker its a good phone, it would be perfect if the flip cover adjusted to form a stand. And after some time it even is ok as a handheld against my ear. The funny, ironic commercial spot says it's the next 'big thing.' It certainly does many things very well and for art or design individuals the Note 2 does those things extremely well. And it has a pen so you can draw on your own face...

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