Although it is a new Samsung Galaxy Remarkably successful in sales, Note8 and according to the most optimistic forecasts could even compete in sales with the flagship models S8 and S8+, the South Korean giant is not resting on its laurels and is slowly preparing its successor.
If we thought until now that the development of the new Note9 is just at the beginning, we were probably wrong. According to information from a Samsung supplier source that was leaked a few days ago, it looks like Note9 development is slowly coming to an end. In the first months of next year, pilot production of components for the "Crown" model should begin. According to the source, this is exactly the name the new Note9 should have and appear under until the very official presentation.
Concept Galaxy Note9 from Tech configurations:
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Rather than a revolution, it will bring improvements to existing functions
Since the introduction of the new generation Note is really far away, we don't know many details about it yet. However, no huge change should come. According to reports from South Korea, Samsung will focus more on improving the current model, which will improve the camera and the S Pen. There was also a lot of speculation about an integrated fingerprint reader under the display. However, since Samsung is most likely working on a new facial scanning system for the S9 and S9+, which should compete well with Apple's Face ID, it can be expected to be used in the Note9 as well.
When will we see the new Note9?
Overall, the Note9 will be a very interesting phone. Some time ago they swarmed informace, which indicated that Samsung had once again managed to push through to have his model Galaxy S9 privilege in the form of a Snapdragon 845 chipset, which only he should use in the first months. So it could theoretically happen that we will see this chipset in the Note9, which could be introduced a little earlier due to the exclusivity of the chip. After all, it would be quite logical on Samsung's part. And yours Galaxy The S9 is going to be introduced a little earlier.
Source: Phonearena
