Samsung Galaxy **te Pro Proves Bigger Isn't Always Better
 

Samsung Galaxy **te Pro Proves Bigger Isn't Always Better
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If there’s a niche in the consumer electronics market, Samsung will fill it, sooner or laterPhablets, fitness bands, smartwatches and nearly every space in between. This approach — largely regarded as the antithesis of Apple’s "one product to rule them all" strategy — has been a big part of what’s made the company’s Galaxy line some of the most popular and recognizable products in all of tech

Back at CES, the company an**unced plans to embrace the ever-growing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) movement, and in typical Samsung fashion, it’s gone all-in. The company has a grand total of four new tablets aimed at straddling that line between the personal and the professional — prosumer, if you will. The Samsung Galaxy **te Pro 12.2 marks the high end of the spectrum, with its premium look and feel, S Pen functionality, a suite of business-focused apps and a gorgeous — and e**rmous — 12-inch display. Read more...

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