Samsung introduces first “Phablet” Galaxy Note II in Ghana
Samsung, the world’s 9th best global brand, has once again demonstrated leadership in mobile devices, introducing its latest range of galaxy smart phones in Ghana, the Galaxy Note II.
Described as the first “phablet”- smart phone with features of both phone and a tablet, the Galaxy Note II brings mobile experience to life by helping to explore user’s passions and connect to the world on the go.
Samsung Ghana introduced the device on Monday in Accra ahead of its launch in Africa at an experiential media session.
Galaxy Note II comes with the best display screen Samsung has ever produced, coupled with a low screen reflectance which makes for an excellent outdoor visibility as well as the best handset for enjoying the video with its 5.5 inch screen.
The device also comes with a much longer and thinker stylus pen (S Pen) which provides a great option for users who find typing on glass to be limiting.
It has the best and latest android jelly bean operating system 4.1.1 version with best security features as well and comes with extra template to choose from the S Note application.
Handwriting is significantly improved and you can now handwrite in emails, messages or simply use it to convert the handwritten words to test automatically.
“We aspire to create new technologies and innovative products that inspire the world, while delivering new value to enhance the lives of our customers,” Jaspreet Singh, Business Head for Hand Held Products (HHP) said.
“We strive to continuously fulfill our brand promise of inspiring the world and creating the future through our commitment to bring new meaningful innovations to the doorstep of our customers,” he added.
Providing more insight on the features the galaxy note II, Andy Akpebu of Samsung Technical Support – HHP, said “the galaxy note II is the most powerful smart phone in the market currently and its features are unique and unparallel.”
“With the Galaxy Note II you run two or more programmes at the same time – watch movies, chat or facebook at the same time,” he said.
Source: GNA