Question 1

Does the EVGA TEGRA NOTE INCLUDE A PEN SYTLUS? Or i will need to buy it seperately.

Accepted Answer

Yeah and it is a very high quality stylus. Work very well with the tablet. This is one on the best tablets I have ever owned and I would recommend this to anyone looking for a quality tablet.

Question 2

The stilus pen it's incluied in the box ?

Accepted Answer

It is included with the tablet and there is a slot on the back that conceals the stylus.  It's already in there instead of just laying in the box as an extra.  There is a pro stylus that you can buy extra if you want but the one that comes with it seems to work very well for me.

Question 3

can you install steam and play the games?

Accepted Answer

The tablet runs Android OS not Linux, yes Android is running on top of a custom Linux kernel.  You could probably root the Note 7 and install Linux based on the ARM chip sets and there are several that are available but even then I would think it would be very doubful in being able to run Steam as well as running games.  The Nvidia Shield does not even run the games, it is only capably of streaming the games to the device from the correct Nvidia GPU.  The Note 7 only has 1GB of ram and the Shield has 2 and the Tegra processor is clocked higher on the Shield.  There is something else that I cannot remember that is not included on the Note 7 that also prevents if from streaming from a GPU, I think it has something to do with the wifi capabilities but cannot remember for sure.  If all you want to do is to game then do not buy the Note 7 and buy the Shield.  However if like me you like to game but also want other things then the Note 7 is the way to go.  I do a lot with digital art creation and there are several inexpensive art programs on the Play store, 2 at $5 Sketch Book Pro by Autocad, Artflow  and Clover Paint that is $7.50.  The Note 7 is no Wacom drawing tablet or even as good as the Samsung tablets that come with a stylus but you have to remember that the Note is only $200 where the Samsung is 600 dollars.  Wacom has a 13" android tablet called the Cintig Companion Hybrid that costs 1500 dollars.  The Note 7 is the second highest rated mobile device on the bench marks that top one being the Nvidia Shield.  It runs all the Android games well and I am glad that I purchased the Note 7 and not the Shield.  One of the main reasons is I found out from using the Note that the vast majority of android games are junk and constantly demand in game purchases just to play the game.  I refuse to do this and feel that Mobile gaming in general sucks. The developers need to charge a fair price and get rid of this business model as well as the add supported apps.

Question 4

does it have a simcard slot , as it isnt very obvoius , if so supports 3G ? Thx in advance :)

Accepted Answer

The version I got(this particular model for $199) have no simcard slot and no 3g. I read somewhere that it will come out with a 3g version.

Question 5

Why oh why, only 1GB of memory?  Unless there will be other models with more?  Wouldn't it have been a good idea to have at least 2GB if not more?

Accepted Answer

Most of the reviewers said that lack of 2GB wasn't noticeable at all. Also the new Android Kit-Kat update is supposed to optimize performance for device with less RAM. You can read more about that. Besides I think the specs are pretty amazing for the price.

Question 6

does this tablet support adobe flash player?

Accepted Answer

Flash is integrated in Google Chrome, but mostly disabled.  You can install Flash now in limited capacity in Firefox.  The Dolphin Browser seems to now be the only browser with full Flash support.  It previously had Flash built in, but was later completely disabled.  Now, you can find a custom apk to download that should install fine on any Tegra  chip.

Question 7

Does it have a Sim slot?

Accepted Answer

No. this model is Wi-Fi only.

However, there is supposed to be an LTE model releasing soon, but I haven't seen a date. Also the LTE model will be $100 more expensive. Alternatively you can tether your phone like I do to get signal anywhere.

Question 8

How does the stylus input compare with The Samsung Note and S-Pen?

Accepted Answer

I think that's a question for you to answer based on preference. If the specs don't jump out at you, then you have to try it by comparison of instote items. From my experience, the tegra is highly responsive.

Question 9

How durable is it? Can I throw it in a backpack and not worry about it?

Accepted Answer

I have yet to do so as even when I'm just rotating it around in my hands it can feel a bit creaky. The entire body is plastic and it feels pretty solid, but if you squeeze it in some places it creaks. At som point I plan on getting a hard case for it, but until then I don't trust it in a backpack.

Question 10

Does it have webcam? HDMI? Wifi? Touch screen?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it has all of those. It has a front-facing 0.3 megapixel camera, a micro-HDMI port, which is located next to the micro USB port and audio jack. It has dual-band 802.11n WiFi, so you can connect to your wireless network at home, or anywhere that has WiFi access. The 7" screen is a touchscreen. You can get keyboards and controllers for it that connect via Bluetooth, but I don't have any of those myself, so no insight on those from me.
Hope this is helpful. Good shopping.

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