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Samsung Galaxy Note
 | Status: Launched Rank:4/100 (?) Gallery Forum |
 | Available from $414.99Buy the Samsung Galaxy Note | |
| Specifications (base version) | |
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| Manufacturer | Samsung |
| Model name | Galaxy Note | CPU type |
| CPU speed | 1400 Mhz |
| OS | Android 2.3 |
| Display Size |
5.3" 1280 X 800 | Screen Type |
Super-AMOLED | Touch Technology |
Multi-touch |
| Display Type |
Digitiser |
| Keyboard | NO |
| Mouse Pointer | NO |
| Size (w/h/d mm) | 83/147/10 mm |
| Size (w/h/d inches) | 3.3/5.8/0.4 |
| Physical Interfaces |
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| Line-out / Headphone (3.5mm) |
| SDHC slot (Micro) |
| USB (Micro) |
| Wireless Interfaces |
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| 802.11 a/b/g/n |
| BT 3.0 |
| HSPA+ (21 Mb/s) |
| Additional Specs and Accessories (can vary) |
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| 3G voice/data modem |
| A-GPS (Internet Assisted) |
| Accelerometer |
| Ambient light sensor |
| Camera 8MP Auto-Focus |
| Capacitive Touchscreen |
| Compass (Digital) |
| Digital pen |
| FM radio |
| Front and rear cameras |
| Google Market access |
| LED Flash |
| Memory options available |
| Microphone |
| Voice (Cellular) Capability |
| WebCam 2.0Mp |
| Optional Specs and Accessories (can vary) |
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| Near-Field Comms (NFC) |
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| Latest NewsLinks | Track product  |
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| SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE - I NAME IT SUPERIOR PHONE | 01/12/11 |
| Report: SDXC card working in Galaxy Note | 12/11/11 |
| Carrypad - Samsung Galaxy Note tests | 10/11/11 |
| Engadget - Samsung Galaxy Note review | 10/11/11 |
| Product Notes |
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| Includes stylus with active digitizer. Memory capacity options are 16/32GB. |
| Available from $414.99Buy the Samsung Galaxy Note | |
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