Samsung Galaxy Note 9 First Look
August 9, 2018
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as posted by the channelCNBC's Todd Haselton gets a first look at Samsung's new flagship Android phone that will be available this month.
Samsung hopes its new $1,000 Galaxy Note 9 will grab iPhone users and reverse disappointing sales.
The Galaxy Note 9 features one of the biggest screens and internal storage sizes on the market, along with one of the highest price tags to match its high-end specs.
The South Korean electronics giant is looking to target high-end users, in addition to luring consumers away from Apple's iPhone X.
There will be two versions of the device — one with 128GB internal storage and one with 512GB storage, or twice the iPhone X's storage. The smaller storage option starts at $999.99 while the larger one has a $1,249.99 price tag, which puts it above the most expensive version of the iPhone X.
The Note 9 comes with a 6.4-inch screen, one of the biggest on the market, and Samsung's S Pen, a stylus for doodling or taking notes.
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