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what's up guys Davey here from fumble calm and in this video we're doing a speed comparison test between the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 here on the left and the third generation iPad here on the right I'll start off the speed comparison test with a boot up test obviously this doesn't matter all that much when it comes to tablets because you know you're not really going to be turning them on and off all that often but not only does it help me see you know which one boots up faster but it also clears out the RAM in the background of both devices that way the other speed tests have a fair comparison so of course this has the boot up animation and sound on the iPad you just get the Apple logo and there you go so we see the lockscreen first on the iPad followed by the Galaxy Note 10.1 both of them are seem to be fully loaded so you're going to give the win to the iPad maybe by a second again it was so close and also that test is kind of irrelevant as far as you know when it comes to tablets so that's the result for that test let's go ahead and go into the test that we actually care more about which is the application speed test so I'm going to run a similar apps on both devices obviously I'm only going to do the ones that are by the same developer there are different OS so they're gonna be written a little bit differently you might get different results but nonetheless it is a reflection of the experience that you'll get all right so for our first test will open up Temple Run at the same time so one two three go solve the splash screen first on the iPad and the game seems to be loading up a little bit faster followed by the Galaxy Note 10.1 so pretty safe to say the win here goes to the iPad all right we'll go ahead and close it out and I'll open up the next step which is Flixter so one two three go content seems to be finished loading a little bit faster on the Galaxy Note 10.1 than it was on the iPad let's go ahead and try to open up another movie so let's do will do premium rush I should notice is already loaded that let's do up ParaNorman so one two three and that's how I actually looked up with the constant the content actually looked to load up a little bit faster on the iPad let's go ahead and try a another movie we'll do The Expendables 2 so 1 2 3 again the iPad seemed to load up all the thumbnails like sort of these pictures a little bit faster we are seeing a little bit more content though on the galaxy note so keep that in mind for that test I mean pretty much when we're in the applications seemed like the iPad is faster but opening it up was a little bit faster on the galaxy note 10.1 let's go ahead and open up Google Earth so one two three and Google Earth opened up much faster on the galaxy note 10.1 than it did on the iPad we'll go ahead and exit out because we don't even need to see anymore after that result and let's go ahead and go to Google Maps so one two three and again seemed to render a little bit faster on the iPad of course this is actually looking at a bigger area so that might be a factor let's go ahead and try to look up a certain area actually we'll do we'll just type in Las Vegas on both alright wait go at the same time so one two three and again we see the map a little bit faster on the iPad this guy's actually still loading and there you go so pretty clear result maps is faster on the iPad obviously I wasn't closing out the applications here on the Galaxy Note 10.1 so they are running up in the background using a ram we're on iOS the applications are pause so what I'm going to do now is I'm gonna reverse the test and go in start all over basically with each application to see how the multitasking is affected when it comes to running the same apps so one two three with Temple Run and was faster in the iPad this time so even though you know they handle multitasking a little bit different it was still faster on the iPad will open up Flixter one two three again seem to load up a little bit faster as far as response time are they're both loading up pretty much instantly but the iPads animation seemed to respond a little faster we'll go to Google Earth so one two three and this already has you know the map we loaded up like we did earlier so pretty much the same results for getting one two three and again so this seems like the iPad maybe responds a little bit faster not really sure if it's going to be like faster as far as real-world performance there is just the animation for the most part so anyway let's get down to the real test which is the browser test because ultimately this is the one that really you know test the devices and this one really shows you as far as which processor is more powerful so let's go ahead and load up our first website which is phonebook I'm just going to google searches and tap the Google results at the same time all right so I have googled phone buff on both I'll go ahead and try to make this link as big as I can so that way I don't mess up so one two three seeing the content a little bit faster here actually this loaded up the main part of the page will see the ads a little bit faster here and that was really close I mean pretty much you know this loaded up one section of the website first and then this followed with another section and back and forth you guys can be the judge that will go ahead and open up an article we'll do this article right here in the center so one two three saw the content first in the iPad saw the picture first on the Galaxy Note so again they're really really close I don't see don't even feel comfortable calling a clear winner here because I'm looking at it through my camcorders a little viewfinder and you know I have to watch it again and again a video to really be able to determine the winner will go to another website hopefully there'll be some more separation we'll go to New York Times alright so I googled New York Times will make it nice and big here so I could actually tap them so one two three solve the content first on the iPad and looks like the iPad finished up just a little bit before the Galaxy Note 10.1 let's go ahead and type on an article so we'll do this first article so one two three so we saw we got an advertisement actually on both and as you can see the ad opened up a little bit faster see if we get skip the ad so try to zoom in here well it looks like I already skipped on here on both anyway so that one loaded up pretty much at the same time so as you as you see the results are really really close I think it really depends on what website you go to so we'll try to go to Engadget next so one two three go so again we're seeing the content first on the iPad some of the ads over here on the right side ad at the top and it's done so yeah it finished maybe just a second maybe half a second faster than the Galaxy Note pretty much that's been the theme I mean throughout from the boot up time from the applications to the browser for the most part the iPad just seems a little bit faster not sure if that's hardware or software related obviously this guy's a quad-core processor this guy has the dual-core a5 X I'm just going to do a benchmark so to see what the benchmark says will do the browser mark been shrunk on both ISO just hit run and I'll skip through the whole process so that way you guys can just see the final scores you all right so both of the devices are done with the browser mark benchmark go ahead and show you the score for each so on the Galaxy Note 10.1 we got one hundred fifty eight thousand one hundred and eighty eight so definitely a really high score on this guy go ahead and show you the iPad and the iPad scored a 98 thousand three hundred twenty one now obviously it's a huge difference between the two devices when it came to real world test seemed like it didn't make that much of a difference in fact this guy's seemed to perform a little bit faster of course that depends on which websites you go to you know very may well be that you know a lot of website you go to the Galaxy Note 10.1 actually loads a more faster honestly when it comes to speed though between the two I don't say it's pretty much at I I mean even though technically you give the edge to the iPad based all the comparisons that we did earlier in the video for the most part everything will just maybe a millisecond behind or maybe half a second behind on the Galaxy Note 10.1 and you really have to look at the other features of device to really distinguish you know whether or not you want the Samsung Galaxy Note or if you want the iPad and depending on the screen resolution the RAM the future is exceptional but anyways that's it for me in this video if you found out 'full please hit the like button or the thumbs up button it really helps me out a lot and scrub to the channel thank you