Galaxy Note 8.0 Is Out. You Want?
With the Galaxy Note 8.0 officially launched, it's set out to take down the iPad Mini and Nexus 7 as they will be the new kid in town's toughest opponents. With the Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy Note 10.1, it seems that Samsung is trying to dominate all sizes for both the phablet and tablet market. Will it be another big hit?
By Sadho Ram — 22 Jan 2013, 01:56 AM — Updated almost 11 years ago
Samsung Exec Confirms Galaxy Note 8
The internet has been quietly discussing the possibility of an 8-inch Galaxy Note for a while now, but nothing appeared at CES. However, it might\'ve just
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Jong-Kyun Shin, the president of Samsung's mobile business (pictured), told reporters attending a dinner in Seoul, Korea, that the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 would be fully revealed at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, at the end of February, according to iNews24 and reported by Engadget. As the name implies, it'll be an 8-inch tablet, very close in size to the iPad mini (which sports a 7.9-inch screen) as opposed to the 7-inch size of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0.
Image via mshcdn.comSamsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is an 8-inch tablet running on operating system Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean and powered by 1.6GHz quad-core Exynos processor.
lewis.myThe internet has been quietly discussing the possibility of an 8-inch Galaxy Note for a while now, but nothing appeared at CES.
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The long-rumored Galaxy Note 8 will launch at Mobile World Congress 2013, Samsung says.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, which was recently leaked, is expected to feature an 8-inch 1280×800p display, 1.6GHz quad-core processor, 5MP rear camera, 2GB RAM and Jelly Bean. It will be Samsung’s competitor to the iPad Mini and its upcoming successor. Similar to other Note devices, it will also sport S-Pen.
Image via androidos.inThe 8-inch Galaxy Note tablet we saw last week will be officially unveiled at Mobile World Congress, according to Korea's iNews24.
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According to some of the latest rumors, this 8-inch addition to the Galaxy Note tablet line will be displaying at 1200 x 800 resolution, feature a 5MP snapper around the back, and use 2GB of RAM. Reports on the CPU peg the tablet with either a quad-core Exynos 4 processor or an Exynos 5 Octa, the latest and greatest from Samsung that was revealed just a few weeks back during CES 2013. All in all it sounds like a decent tablet, but keep in mind that none of those internals have been confirmed by the company yet.
Image via slashgear.comBased on previous details courtesy of the GLBenchmark filing, the Galaxy Note 8.0 is expected to debut with a 1280 x 800 display resolution, 2GB of RAM, microSD card slot, 4600 mAh battery
androidcommunity.comMeasuring in at 8-inches, the Galaxy Note 8 will undoubtedly represent Samsung’s clearest effort to date to rival the likes of the Google Nexus 7, the iPad Mini and the Amazon Kindle Fire.
eaglesrant.comFirst we had benchmarks for the elusive Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet and now there’s a report that a key Samsung exec has confirmed the slate’s debut at Mobile World Congress.
gigaom.comSamsung's Smartphone Galaxy Note II and Samsung at CES'13
Hot on their heels, Samsung launched their Galaxy Note II 1 week after Apple launched the iPhone 5. The battle of the smart phones begins!
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Samsung takes a dig at Blackberry in its new ad
It will be interesting to see if Samsung releases more of these adverts, especially when RIM launch their new BlackBerry 10 OS along with their new BlackBerry 10 handsets at the end of this month
geeky-gadgets.comOne thing Samsung doesn't lack is a funny bone. Ask Apple, which has been repeatedly bopped on the head with it through a series of advertisements, both on TV and out in the wild.
hothardware.comSamsung has released a new TV spot that features a fictional mobile gaming company whose employees are stuck in a world of Blackberries as business phones.
droid-life.comSamsung, Apple on the move, leave RIM, Nokia way behind!
Samsung forecast earlier this month that it expected to earn a quarterly profit of $8.3 billion on strong sales of its Galaxy handsets as well as solid demand for flat screens used in mobile devices. Samsung's full results are due by Jan 25.
Image via ndtv.comSamsung and Apple pulled ahead in the global smartphone race last quarter, while Nokia and others are expected to have fallen further behind.
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Apple will continue to come in second to rival Samsung, which is expected to hold the top spot in the smartphone market for years to come.
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Samsung and apple are leading the smart-phone industry from the last quarter, while Nokia and RIM are still not in competition, according to an analysis.