Samsung has unveiled its Galaxy Note 9, which boasts more powerful hardware and an improved stylus.<\/p>\n
The new device features a 6.4-inch display and a 4,000mAh battery, which Samsung said is the largest ever in a Galaxy device.<\/p>\n
Samsung\u2019s Galaxy Note 9 will be available with either 128GB or 512GB of internal storage, and will support a 512GB microSD card.<\/p>\n
Samsung also unveiled its new Galaxy Watch alongside the Note 9, which sports an overhauled design and LTE connectivity.<\/p>\n
Local availability
\nSamsung South Africa confirmed that the Galaxy Note 9 will be available in South Africa from 24 August 2018 in three colours \u2013 Midnight Black, Metallic Copper, and Ocean Blue.<\/p>\n
The Lavender Purple variant will launch soon after.<\/p>\n
Initially, only the 128GB model of the Galaxy Note 9 will be available locally, it added.<\/p>\n
This model will be priced at a recommended retail price of R18,999.<\/p>\n
Various South African mobile operators offering the smartphone will also have contracts from R799 pm.<\/p>\n
The 512GB version of the Note 9 will be available soon thereafter, priced at R23,999.<\/p>\n
Samsung\u2019s new Galaxy Watch is also set to launch in South Africa, with the non-LTE variant available in September. It will be priced from R5,499 \u2013 R6,499.<\/p>\n
Samsung said it is working closely with multiple mobile operators to launch the LTE-enabled model by the end of 2018.<\/p>\n
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