The release time of Samsung Note9 is confirmed: there is little difference in appearance, S Pen pen or convertible Bluetooth headset

News on June 28, 2018 Prior to this, the Internet has been rumored that this year's new flagship Note series will be released in advance, but there is no definite news about when it will be launched. Until today, the release time of Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has finally been determined.

Last night, Samsung officially announced through its official Twitter that the new flagship Galaxy Note 9 in the second half of the year will be officially released on August 9th, and the conference venue will be in Brooklyn, New York. In terms of time zone conversion, the press conference should be held on the evening of August 9th, Beijing time.

According to the latest exposed renderings, the appearance of Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is not much different from the existing Note 8. The screen is still 6.38 inches in size, and the forehead and chin are only slightly narrower than the previous generation of Note 8. The screen is still 18:9, and there will be no fingerprints under the screen. On the contrary, the stylus has become the biggest highlight of this new machine. It is reported that the new S Pen may be transformed into a "Bluetooth headset" that can support answering and calling.

In terms of hardware, Samsung Note 9 will be equipped with a 6.4-inch full-view curved screen. The core processor still uses a dual-platform strategy, equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 and Orion Exynos 9810 mobile chips. In addition, it will also be equipped with 6GB of memory, 4000mAh battery, and Type-C interface. As for whether it will cancel the 3.5mm headphone jack like many mobile phones, it is still uncertain.

Of course, Samsung Note 9 will launch a special version of 8+256 for Chinese users as in previous years. Only this year, domestic mobile phone manufacturers have successively launched Liu Haiping mobile phones of different price points, and the two mobile phone manufacturers of OV have also launched mobile phones with so-called true full screens. In such a market environment, Samsung is still stuck in non-Liu Haiping designs. I wonder how competitive such a product can be?