Consumer research indicates that people always want to do more tasks much better, even on the go, whether it is web browsing, email, games, or viewing photos and videos. To do all this, consumers carry multiple devices, because each device has unique benefits that work best in a particular situation. Therefore, consumers constantly switch devices to use the right device at the right time. Even for consumers with multiple smart devices, they still carry around a notepad for writing down ideas. There is an emerging desire for a primary device for on-the-go use that could consolidate the core tasks of multiple devices as well as recreate the ease and simplicity of using a pen and paper. The GALAXY Note was created to reflect your desires. The Galaxy Note N7000 is a primary device that will minimize the need to switch to other devices while on the go and open up the potential of your mobile experience.
Overview
If the Galaxy S2 wasn't substantial enough
for you in size, the Samsung Galaxy Note will make up for this. The
display screen measures 5.3 inches, boasts eye-popping colour, yet the
phone is still unbelievably lightweight. And it's not just the outside
that's in the elite class - internally, everything is run by a powerful
1.4GHz dual-core processor. Not only is it an Android smartphone, but
the Galaxy Note also works like a tablet, making it a phone/tablet
hybrid that spans both arenas.
Design
The Samsung Galaxy Note smartphone is truly classy, the Rolls Royce of
the phone world - every little detail has been well-thought out, from
the camera that sits flush to the casing, to the slight curve of the
shell. The slim design measures just 9.65mm and the Galaxy Note is super
light, at 178g, ensuring its portability. The stylus (called an S pen)
is cleverly tucked into the bottom panel, ready and waiting to be
whipped out when inspiration takes you or for when you need to write
down notes.
Display
The Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 mobile phone display screen is 5.3 inches,
bigger than most other mobile phones, and gives it the title of a "mini
tablet". The resolution of the High Definition AMOLED touchscreen is
1280 x 800 pixels, with 16M colours display, and the picture is probably
the sharpest, most crisp colour you have seen to date on a mobile
phone. It's hard to convey just how clear and vibrant the screen
resolution is, but it's the first thing that you will notice when you
use the phone. In addition to this, the Samsung Galaxy Note smartphone
has a multi-touch input method called Gyroscope, which makes for a
speedy response and navigation.
Technical Details
- Multi Input Full touch + S Pen (Advanced smart pen)
- AndroidTM 2.3(Gingerbread)
- 3G/4G: 850/900/1900/200 EDGE: 850/900/1800/2100
- 5.3" WXGA (1280 x 800, 285 PPI) screen* HD Super AMOLED
- Camera Main(Rear) : 8 MP with LED Flash / Front : 2 MP Action Shot, Beauty, Panorama Shot, Smile Shot
- Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (53 customer reviews)
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #539 in Cell Phones & Accessories
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