Samsung took advantage of this last weekend to officiate another product on Asian soil. Through a shy ad in India, the company based in South Korea formally announced the existence of a more complete variant of its current most powerful phablet, Galaxy Note 5, offering consumers the ability to use simultaneously up to two chips different operators, and can enjoy, for example, two planes in a single mobile device. With the obvious name of Galaxy Note 5 Dual-SIM, the news arrives in Indian territory with the promise to please who made many phone calls, sends an admirable amount of SMS and sails almost always the Internet, but do not want to lose power when choosing a less attractive model.
Note that, despite having a different name, the Galaxy Note 5 Dual-SIM is exactly the same as the original version of the phablet, including his inherited design the known DNA Samsung, including rounded corners, physical button on the front, serving also as a fingerprint reader, two capacitive to accompany this, one on each side of the component, protected side portions entirely by a metal frame, and of course the S Pen, you can not miss on a member of the Galaxy Note family, giving reason to its name. What changes, in fact, it is the entrance to the additional chip carrier, located just beside the slot that was already present in the standard variant Note 5. Moreover, recall the complete list of technical specifications which can be found at phablet most powerful ever released by the owner of the TouchWiz interface:
- 5.7 inch screen in Quad HD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels)
- 4GB of RAM
- Chipset Exynos 7420
- processor eight-core, four Cortex-A53 (1.5 GHz) and Cortex-A57 remainder (2.1 GHz)
- ARM Mali-T760 graphics card as
- 32 GB or 64 GB of memory for internal storage, with no microSD card slot
- 16-megapixel main camera
- 5 megapixel front camera
- 3000 mAh Battery
- Android 5.1 as operating system Lollipop, modified by the TouchWiz interface
A cheaper version of the Galaxy Note 5 Dual-Sim in India, with 32 GB of native space goes for $ 760, or US $ using the current price dollar as conversion base and ignoring the taxes that are levied in Brazilian territory. No information, however, about the international availability of the portable device, so do not think that the arrival of novelty in Brazil is certain, because Samsung can keep it exclusive to the Indian people. Still, given that both countries have similar economy and high competitiveness in the mobile phone market, there is, yes, a good chance of it landing in tupiniquim ground. We will wait for more details on the subject, and we will comment on it if there is any change.
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