Four new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 commercials highlight device’s superior productivity features

There’s been a ton of activity on Samsung’s YouTube feed this afternoon. So far, we’ve got four new videos for the day, all of which feature the Galaxy Note 10.1, Sammy’s latest tablet offering. The commercials are designed to feature the device’s imaging and productivity suite, which exclusively includes Adobe Photoshop Touch – a $10 app for anyone who doesn’t own the tablet.

First up we’ve got a 1:55 clip, called “Express Your Ideas”. The video highlights some pretty nice features, like the ability to “annotate with ease” via Learning Hub, clean up your drawings with Shape Match, and convert handwritten formulas and equations with Formula Match. One of the sweetest features is Multiscreen, which lets you use multiple applications at once.

The clip closes out with a quick look at Pop up play, which is a similar function to the floating video player found in the Galaxy S III. You can watch videos in a floating window that can be moved anywhere on your screen. Pretty slick, eh?

Here’s the video:

Next up, we’ve got a video called, “Be a great creator”. As the title implies, this one is all about creating immaculate content. We’ve got an author in England penning a novel, an artist in Spain working on a masterpiece painting, an engineer in North Carolina revolutionizing the art of flight, and a climber on Mount Everest plotting his every move in the journey to make it to the top. The clip closes with a quick trip to Italy, where we see the tablet user exploring the universe with his S Pen.

Have a look for yourself:

The third video, “Design on the go,” focuses on the device’s Adobe Photoshop Touch application and shows how easy it is to create, edit and share your designs. This one rings in at just over two minutes.

Last, but not least, the fourth video is called, “Enhance your productivity. Yep. I think we got the message, Sammy. The Galaxy Note 10.1 will definitely make you more productive. Please feel free to send me mine any time now.

Yes, the Galaxy Note 10.1 is surely a fine device, but was that perhaps a bit of overkill? Either way, the tablet is available over on Amazon — $549 for the 32GB model or $499 for the 16GB model.

Anybody picking one up?