The first Samsung Galaxy Note device was launched back in 2011 and ever since then the range of phones has proved to be a huge success with consumers despite at first there being some reservations regarding the large screen size. We saw the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 launched last year and it seems that we will soon see another such model in the form of the Galaxy Note 8.0.
It seems that the Galaxy Note 8.0 will be the bigger sibling of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and the name of the new device suggests that it will boast a massive 8 inch display. This new model is not likely to replace the Note 2 but it will sit along side it in the range and will be a competitor of the popular Nexus 7 and the Amazon Kindle devices. The Mobile World Congress 2013 is likely to be where we see the new Note device launched however prior to this event we have seen some leaked images. These images show us that the device will sport Samsung’s trademark bezel and that it will be made of high quality plastic which leads us to believe that these images are indeed genuine. Click here for more Samsung Galaxy Note 2 News
The leaked images of the new Note device provide us with an idea of the specification we can expect it to offer. The previous Note device the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 offered a 5.5 inch Super AMOLED display which made the device more of a smartphone than a tablet device. The new Note 8.0 boasts an 8 inch 1280 x 800 resolution TFT display ensuring than it sits comfortably in tablet territory. The model also offers a 1.6Ghz quad core processing chip and users will have 2GB of RAM with a choice of 16GB or 32GB of internal storage capacity. For those users that wish to expand the storage there is a micro SD card slot. The primary camera will be 5 mega pixels and there will also be a powerful 4600mAh battery present. Check out fantastic Samsung Galaxy Note 2 offers here
The Galaxy Note family is soon to have a new member in the form of the Galaxy Note 8.0 which will sit alongside the popular Samsung Galaxy Note 2. This new tablet device will compete with rival devices as the Nexus 7 and the popular Kindle readers from Amazon.
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