New Samsung Galaxy The Note9, which was officially presented to the public last night, is almost no different from last year's predecessor, the Note8, at first glance. Although in terms of design it is really similar to its older brother in many ways, inside it hides a lot of innovations that are definitely worth mentioning. That's why Samsung created a great infographic that clearly compares the specific specifications of both models, so customers can get a clear idea of whether a possible upgrade is worth it.
Nový Galaxy Note9 inherited a lot of advantages from its predecessor, but at the same time they were supplemented by the most interesting news from Galaxy S9 and S9+. The phone thus received, for example, a new camera with a variable aperture, thanks to which it is able to take high-quality pictures even in poor lighting conditions. At the same time, the camera is now enriched with new functions with the support of artificial intelligence, which help to create even better photos.
Compared to the Note8, it is new Galaxy The Note9 already differs in its dimensions – the novelty is slightly lower, but at the same time wider and thicker. Along with that, the weight also increased by a few grams. However, the larger proportions of the phone and higher weight bring two main advantages - the Note9 has a ten-inch larger display and, above all, a battery with a significantly higher capacity, a full 700 mAh. Similarly, the dimensions and weight of the S Pen stylus have also changed, which now supports Bluetooth connectivity and therefore offers several new functions.
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After all, like every year, the performance of the phone has increased this time as well. In Samsung Galaxy The Note9 is powered by an octa-core processor clocked at up to 2,8 GHz + 1,7 GHz (or 2,7 GHz + 1,7 GHz depending on the market). The capacity of the operating memory has also increased, up to 8 GB. The maximum internal storage has also increased, specifically to a respectable 512 GB, and along with that the phone supports up to 512 GB microSD cards. Samsung also bet on a better LTE chip, which should offer higher connection speeds, and Galaxy The S9 borrowed the Note9's Intelligent Scan - a combination of an iris and face reader.
We shouldn't forget the newer ones either Android 8.1, which is pre-installed on the phone by default.
