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Diana D'Cruz
The Galaxy Note 2 was a real success. However, the screen could be seen as quite imposing a disadvantage. 5 million models were sold in two months, it has become the flagship product (with S3) of the brand Samsung.
The Galaxy Note 2 has attracted consumers. Samsung reportedly plans according Sammobile offer for Europe a new version of Smartphone. The characteristics are different, which would allow the Korean to offer a lower rate. The goal is to win all portfolios. The Galaxy Note 2 is halfway between a smartphone and a tablet. The consumer can play both ways and get two devices in one. The manufacturer wants to keep this functionality, but make the product more affordable, it would be forced to change several characteristics depending on the site. The price would be decreased with the disappearance of the super AMOLED screen. For cons, the size should not be changed, so consumers can still use the 5.5 inches.
Galaxy Note 2 a low cost?
The new Galaxy Note 2 also work on Android, but Samsung would make it less powerful. For now, the information regarding this release are pretty slim, but data transmitted by the site is quite surprising. Samsung to reduce costs to a minimum, have the intention to remove the S Pen. This pen also nice enough to Galaxy Note 2 stand out from the competition because it can perform different actions. The whole thus provides an additional attraction. Some consumers are directed to this reference, as the S Pen transforms the phone into an effective tool in particular taking note. Samsung has not yet commented on the rumors, but the manufacturer could distribute its flagship large scale.
Korean have the opportunity to attract customers who can not afford a Galaxy Note 2 because of the price. Reducing costs, it would propose low cost version. The site also indicates that this concept is only available for Europe. It will have to wait for more data for this model. Meanwhile, the manufacturer is working on the Galaxy S4, which would have a monitor flexible and unbreakable.
