Korean handset maker Samsung on Tuesday launched the Galaxy Note 4, its most expensive device in the country, at about Rs. 58,300. The device was unveiled last month in Berlin at the IFA Electronics show.
The previous generation Note 3 is retailing at about Rs. 38,900 onwards, while the company’s flagship Galaxy 5S is selling for about Rs. 36,000.
“The Galaxy Note 4 is an example of Samsung's commitment to deliver iconic and differentiated products. The Note 4 is innovation with the combination of an enhanced S Pen, large and vivid display and superior productivity features to provide the most refined Galaxy experience to our customers,” Samsung India VP (Mobile and IT) Asim Warsi said.
The phablet has been launched just ahead of Diwali and is expected to compete with Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, which will be available October 17 onwards.
The Galaxy Note 4 features a 5.7-inch quad HD Super AMOLED display, 3GB RAM and 32GB internal memory (expandable further). It has a 16MP rear camera and 3.7 MP front camera.
The Note 4 comes with an enhanced S Pen to serve as the primary interface for routine tasks. It offers a much more authentic pen-like experience. It also features a fast-charging technology to charge the the battery from 0 per cent to 50 per cent in 30 minutes.
The company also launched it Gear S smartwatch, priced at Rs. 28,900, which features 512 MB RAM and 4 GB internal memory. It has also unveiled the Gear Circle, a neckband to help control calls/music for about Rs. 8,500.
