samsung galaxy Note 2

samsung galaxy Note 2

samsung realesed the upgraded veration of its phablet, Galaxy Note 2. 

price: Rs.39,990 
       Galaxy Note 2, powered by the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system, is loaded with the latest hardware technologies, 1.6 GHz quad-core processor. 

The  upgraded smartphone-tablet hybrid sports a 5.5-inch Amoled HD display with 2GB RAM, and internal storage of 16 GB expandable up to 64 GB. 

Specifications
Platform	Band	3G Band	Yes
Size		Weight	180 g
		Dimension (HxWxD)	80.5X151.1X9.4 mm
Display	Internal	Technology	HD Super AMOLED
		Resolution	720x1280 (HD)
		Size	14.09 cm (5.55")
Battery	Standard	Capacity	3100 mAh
Camera		Flash	LED, BSI
		Photo Quality	Best Photo, Best Group Pose, Low light shot
Video		Video Player	MPEG4, H.264, H.263, VC-1, DivX, WMV7, WMV8, VP8
		Video Recording	Full HD (1080p)
Music & Sound		Audio Format supported	MP3, oGG, AMR-NB/WB, AAC/AAC+/eAAC+, WMA, MIDI, AC-3, Flac
Connectivity		Bluetooth	BT 4.0
		Bluetooth Profiles	Yes
		USB	2.0 host
		WIFI	802.11 a/b/g/n (2.4 & 5 GHz), Wi-Fi HT40
		Others	Samsung AllShare Play & Control, Samsung AllShare Cast
		NFC	Yes
Memory		Internal User Memory	16 GB
		External User Memory	Upto 64 GB MicroSD
		SDRAM Memory	2 GB
Extra Features		Touch Screen	Full Touch,Touch Keypad , Capacitance
Operating System		Operating System	Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)
Chipset	Chipset	CPU Speed	1.6 GHz
		Type	Quad Core Application Processor
Camera		Camera Resolution(Front)	CMOS , 1.9 MP
		Camera Resolution(Rear)	8 MP
Platform	Band	2G Band	Yes
Connectivity		Wi-Fi Direct	Yes
		SIM Support	Yes
		External Memory Slot	Yes
		Earjack	3.5mm,Stereo

          The original Note's highlight was "S Pen," a software-stylus combo that lets you write and draw more accurately with pressure sensitivity. Samsung updated S Pen for the new Note, making it easier to write with by adding a variety of nib sizes, and now you don't actually have to touch the stylus to the screen. "Air View" lets you browse by hovering the pen over the display. That means you can do some cool tricks, like record everything that happens on your screen -- a moving screenshot -- perfect for people doing demos on how to set up a website or install a program. In addition, you can write notes on photos and images, making the Note a full-fledged digital notepad.

          There's also an 8-megapixel camera, which captures clear, vivid photos and records 1080p high-definition video -- on par with the Note, but it's not as exceptional as the rest of the Note 2's features. A second 1.9-megapixel front-facing lens is functional for video chat, but not especially noteworthy.

             The Note is also one of the first devices to run on Android 4.1, dubbed "Jelly Bean." Bolstered by Google's Project Butter, Android is now smoother and easier to navigate than before. It's also the prettiest version yet, but Google's operating system continues to feel like revamps rather than innovative new interfaces -- it suffers from generic-itis. Despite innovations like Google Now, which now grabs flight data, weather reports, appointments and even sports scores, the lack of mind-blowing features puts it behind rivals iOS -- and even Windows 8 -- on innovation

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