Millenials may call this a tablet, but those of us that are of the baby boomer set will think of this as a tv set you can drag all over the house. With its mammoth 18.4 inch screen and power-on one touch access to Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, Showtime, Crackle, and more, this is one tablet that's clearly designed for entertainment. You can add more services to the startup menu, setup of your services is as simple as with any Android tablet (this one is running Android lollipop) and the Galaxy View runs smoothly with Comcast's xFinity app and with the DirecTV app.
(The drawback is the $600 price tags; for that kind of cash, you could pick up two 32-inch flat screens, set both to start up loading a Roku stick or a Fire TV Stick, and get similar choices in entertainment.) If you are curious, you'll find the Samsung View here on Amazon.com-
Samsung View
(The drawback is the $600 price tags; for that kind of cash, you could pick up two 32-inch flat screens, set both to start up loading a Roku stick or a Fire TV Stick, and get similar choices in entertainment.) If you are curious, you'll find the Samsung View here on Amazon.com-
Samsung View
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