Like its little brother, the Galaxy Note phone on AT&T, the tablet makes use of a special stylus called the S-Pen for taking notes, drawing, and handwriting recognition.

It also has a handy feature that lets you run two apps at once in the same screen, making it easy to copy and paste text and photos between them. It's a lot like that Microsoft Courier tablet concept we saw a few years ago.

The Galaxy Note 10.1 goes on sale tomorrow for $499 for the 16 GB model and $549 for the 32 GB model. You'll be able to get it at Best Buy, Amazon, Office Depot, and a few other retailers.