I'm Ramy Inocencio in Hong kong in the Samsung premiere of this, this is the Galaxy Note 10.1 and the Samsung's answer to Apple's iPads. It's both a tablet, but it's also a phone. That's take a look.

Now one of the most distinctive features about the Note 10.1 is this right here, it's a stylus or what they call the S-pen. And as you expect, you are able to write on this, so you can just write anything you want from Chinese characters to English, and even to pictures. Just write here. You can also say what you write, and it will play back, the stroke order or a picture from beginning to end. Another function that's unique to the Note 10.1 is this right here, it is a dual screen function that allows you to check out a web page, maybe cnn.com, or at the same time, checking out a video. Also, there is an infrared transmiter, just at the top which basically turns your Note into one big remote control.

Now there are some criticisms to the Note 10.1, the first being that some people just might not take too kindly to the stylus. The second is that it's just going to barely miss out on the new Android software coming out this fall. And the third is that this is going to be about $100 more expensive than its competitor, the Apple iPad. And remember Samsung is marketing this as a phone as much as a tablet, so how do you make a phone call with this, while you can plug the headphones and you can make a voice video call, but something that you might not want to do is do this on the street, and say hello.