The latest Galaxy Note 10 information reveals Samsung's quick surprise

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Last year Samsung Galaxy Note 9 was built around a single model, but with regional differences (including the use of a Qualcomm Snapdragon on-chip system in some territories, with the Samsung Exynos system in other areas). This approach seems to have been abandoned by the South Korean company instead of something closer to the Galaxy S10 family, and could see four models of phablet reach markets around the world.

The Galaxy Note 10 base model should support a larger screen of 6.75 inches, but there will also be a model of "budget" (which echoes the Galaxy S10e model) which will retain the Note 9 format with a 6.25-inch screen. Both will come with 4G LTE connectivity.

Given the importance given to the company by the rating and benefits of 5G, Samsung is expected to launch a 5G version of Note 10. However, the latest news suggests that both models of Note 10 (Note 10 and, presumably, note 10e) be available in 4G LTE and 5G variants, reports SamMobile:

Today's South Korean report indicates that Samsung has modeled its strategy for the Galaxy Note 10 after the Galaxy S10. This means that it can release up to four models of the device. Both LTE models are said to be equipped with 6.28-inch and 6.75-inch displays with triple and quad camera systems. These specifications will remain the same for the other two models because their main differentiator would be the support of 5G.

This move is logical for Samsung. It responds to operators' demand for the supply of 5G handsets, increases the reach of the Note family and offers a cheaper alternative to large-screen iPhones that will be launched in the month following Note 10. It is unlikely that Apple will Supporting the 5G 2019 combined and struggling maintain momentum in the BRIC territories where the Note family has a strong reputation, four models of Note phablets for 2019 gives a lot of weight to Samsung.

Let's take a look at the potential design of a folding Galaxy Note …

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Last year, Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 was built around a single model, but with regional differences (including the use of a Qualcomm Snapdragon on-chip system in some territories, with the Samsung Exynos system in other areas). This approach seems to have been abandoned by the South Korean company, instead of something closer to the Galaxy S10 family, and could see four models of phablet reach markets around the world.

The Galaxy Note 10 base model should support a larger 6.75-inch screen, but there will also be a "budget" model (reminiscent of the Galaxy S10e model) that will retain the Note 9 format with a 6-inch screen , 25 inches. Both will come with 4G LTE connectivity.

Given the importance given to the company by the rating and benefits of 5G, Samsung is expected to launch a 5G version of Note 10. However, the latest news suggests that both models of Note 10 (Note 10 and, presumably, note 10e) be available in 4G LTE and 5G variants, reports SamMobile:

Today's South Korean report indicates that Samsung has modeled its strategy for the Galaxy Note 10 after the Galaxy S10. This means that it can release up to four models of the device. Both LTE models are said to be equipped with 6.28-inch and 6.75-inch displays with triple and quad camera systems. These specifications will remain the same for the other two models because their main differentiator would be the support of 5G.

This move is logical for Samsung. It responds to the demand of operators to provide 5G handsets, increases the reach of the Note family and offers a cheaper alternative to screened iPhones that will be launched in the month following Note 10. It is unlikely that Apple will take charge the 5G 2019 combined and struggling maintain momentum in the BRIC territories where the Note family has a strong reputation, four model Note phablets for 2019 gives a lot of weight to Samsung.

Let's take a look at the potential design of a folding Galaxy Note …