While mid-range smartphones are driving sales among mobile phone manufacturers, Samsung is no less committed to its ultra-premium products. The South Korean group has unveiled the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+Note 10 and Note 10, which will go on sale in France from 23 August at prices of €959 and €1,209 respectively. These two new models feature an ultra-thin design, with a width of just 7.9 mm, and ever-larger Dynamic AMOLED screens - 6.3" for the Note 10 and 6.8" for the Note 10+ - offering near-perfect viewing quality.
Above all, the new Galaxy models boast performance that's tailor-made for the era of in-car entertainmentThe Galaxy Note 10+ is ready for the next generation of mobile computing, gaming and streaming, thanks to 8GB (for the Note 10) and 12GB (for the Note 10+) of RAM combined with an intelligent 7nm processor. "5G-ready, the Galaxy Note10+ 5G is already ready to harness the power of this next-generation network for high-resolution video streaming, super-fast content downloading and real-time gaming.
"The Galaxy Note10 reinvents the promise made to Galaxy Note fans who use their smartphone to elevate their productivity and creativitysaid DJ Koh, President of Samsung Electronics' IT & Mobile Communications Division. Whether it's finishing a big project, editing a video or playing your favourite mobile game, the Galaxy Note10 will help you do it all. better and faster."
Equipped with a host of sensors - four for the Note 10 (1 on the front and 3 on the back) and five for the Note 10+ (1 on the front and 4 on the back), the new models look like real mobile photo and video studios. They have all the photo accessories you need, from a dual-aperture lens to an ultra-wide-angle camera and live focus, with portrait mode and super stabilisation on the video side.
But it's also in their professional use that the new Galaxy models stand out. Starting with a memory equivalent to that of a computer with 256GB or 512GB of internal memory, or even an extra 1TB for the Note 10+ via the microSD port. In terms of power, the intelligent battery offers a full day's endurance, with ultra-fast full recharging in just 30 minutes.
Associated with both models, S Pen stylus allows you to take handwritten notes, in a meeting or in the back of a taxi for example, and convert them instantly in exportable digital text in a wide variety of formats, including Microsoft Word. These notes can then be personalised, reduced, enlarged or coloured. Without opening an application, the stylus can also be used to draw on the screen, as and when you feel inspired.
Integrated into the camera, AR and 3D functions are also useful for creative people. With AR Doodle, the S stylus lets you personalise photos with dynamic drawings, effects and animations that follow the image. A revolutionary first for the Note, the 3D scanner can scan an object and instantly transform it into a 3D object. mobile 3D rendering.
At the same time as presenting these new products, Samsung announced a partnership with Microsoft, making its smartphones interoperable with computers running Windows. The Galaxy Note 10's Quick Panel includes a direct link to Windows, allowing users to connect to their PC, view notifications and send and receive messages with a single click. At the same time, the Galaxy Note10 offers extended Samsung DeX capabilities, enabling users to work more easily between the phone and a PC or Mac. With a simple, compatible USB connection, it's possible to drag and drop files between devices and use mobile applications with a mouse and keyboard, while keeping data safe on the phone with Samsung Knox.
Personal data are protected from intrusions and malicious attacks thanks to the multiple layers of the Knox security platform. Facial recognition and an ultrasonic fingerprint reader also ensure the security of the Galaxy Note10 and Note10+. Finally, these new models, like the S Pen, are IP68-rated, the Galaxy standard for water and dust resistance.
