The Galaxy Note family is credited with not only starting the phablet craze, but also resurrecting the stylus. The S Pen is no ordinary stylus though - the special screen digitizer and a button on the S Pen work their magic to augment the thumb-on-screen experience, and rival it in terms of speed and options.
Other than that the Galaxy Note 3 phablet continues the tradition of being the current generation's Galaxy S phone on steroids - a large 5.7 screen ( in a body the size of the Note II) , choice of Snapdragon 800 or Exynos 5420 chipsets, 2160p ( a.k.a. UHD) video recording, USB 3.0 ( a first on a pocketable device) and Samsung's ever-growing list of software features available right out-of-the-box.
