ITRealms:
Samsung Electronics has described its latest entrant, Galaxy Note
5 as the king of notes, even as the device is now available stores across the
country, reports ITRealms.
The Managing Director, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Mr. Brovo
Kim, said at the launch in Lagos, Wednesday that “Smartphones have become so
central to our lives; so has the demand for larger screens.”
According to him, the launch of Galaxy Note 5 in Nigeria, affords customers
to blend an advanced S-Pen with superior viewing experience, which provides
users with a unique and powerful mobile experience.
Samsung, he said, has continued to improve the
Note series with every new version crafted with metal and glass, the Galaxy
Note 5 boasts a beautiful screen, suite of helpful productivity apps to accompany
its super precise stylus, the S-Pen.
He said, in addition, Galaxy Note 5 is the first
device to come loaded with 4 Giga Bytes (GB) of Random Access Memory (RAM),
even as the device also features a curved backside, perfect for the edges of a
palm.
“The first galaxy Note was a breakthrough, not just for Samsung
but for the entire industry. Bigger screens have gone from nice-to-have to a
must-have and the display once called a gimmick is now the norm,” he said,
stressing that with the Note 5, customers could achieve more with their devices;
quickly writing down ideas and notes at meetings or wherever inspiration
strikes, just as its video conferencing experience delivers an immersive
viewing experience to colleagues or families.
ITRealms gathered that the beautifully
designed Note 5 flaunts a 5.7-inch screen with Quarter-HD (QHD) Super
AMOLED display, which allows for clearer videos and images.
Samsung
officials hinted that the larger screen size is also
great for productivity, as emails could be penned quickly, editing and cropping
photos and videos are much easier, and reading an ebook is possible without having
to bump up the font size.
The Director, Hand Held Products, Samsung
Electronics West Africa, Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas, said,
they are aware that customers desire a big
brilliant display but not a bulky device, causing them to choose between screen
size and portability.
“At Samsung, we did not think that
was a choice our customers had to make. With the Note 5, they have a big
display in a slimmer package. The Note 5 is an intuitive and efficient device;
it is the Galaxy re-defined, re-imagined and re-designed,” Revmatas said.
He listed other other exciting
features of the device to include the Scroll Capture Feature, which allows
users to capture multiple scrolls of a webpage. The screenshot is saved as an
extra-long image file in the Gallery app, thus users could then pinch and zoom
for more details.
In addition, he says Note 5 has enhanced S-Pen,
which continues to be one of the integral features of the Note, while the stylus has been upgraded with a clicky
top and a nib that looks more like a ballpoint pen.
“The little wave of shortcut buttons, which appear on the screen
when the stylus is popped out, can easily be customized and the device will send
an alert whenever the stylus is not in its holster,” he explained.
Emphasising that S-Pen Air Commands pops up as soon as the pen is ejected from
its internal holster, or when the stylus' tiny side button is clicked while
hovering over the display, thereby these commands act as shortcuts to the Memos
app as well as screen-cropping Smart Select and full screenshot Screen Write.
“There is a special option in
Screen Write that lets you capture an entire page; so piecing together multiple
screenshots for web pages or text conversations is a thing of the past,” he
said.
Reymatas said the Galaxy Note 5 is
available in single and dual SIM versions and users could opt for either the
32GB or 64GB option, as well as choose from a range of colors, including Sapphire
Black, White Pearl, Titanium Silver and Gold Platinum.
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Pix: L-R: Director, Information Technology and Mobile, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas; Marketing Manager, Information Technology and Mobile, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Ms. Olajumoke Okikiolu and Managing Director, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Mr. Brovo Kim during the launch of the latest addition to its Galaxy Note family, the Galaxy Note 5 at Nike Art Gallery, Lekki, Lagos
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