Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

Samsung unveiled two Galaxy Note 20 devices that feature support for both types of 5G along with stylus, performance, and camera improvements.
Other new additions include support for ultra-wideband connectivity as well as wireless support for accessing the DeX Android desktop.
For the smaller model in the new series, the Galaxy Note 20 will feature a 6.7-inch display with FHD+ resolution. The Note 20 will come in three colors — mystic gray, mystic green, and mystic bronze – with a matching S Pen stylus.

Highlights- The first to merge a pen with a phone, Note put a whole new world in your pocket. As we face a new normal, life demands a new kind of device. This is not a smartphone as you know it. This is a computer suite in your pocket. This is next-level gaming on mobile. This is a pro-grade 8K camera and editing suite. This is the power phone that forever changes how you work and play. Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra model is 6.9 inches, does offer higher resolution at WQHD+. The Note 20 Ultra also offers a higher refresh rate,120hz, for smoother display motion (compared to 60hz on the Note 20). For colors, the Note 20 Ultra will be offered in mystic bronze, mystic black /mystic white.

S Pen And Notes App -S Pen, the stylus that‘s housed inside the Note, Samsung has made several improvements. Those include reduced latency for a more natural “pen to paper” type of feeling, according to the company. In the Notes App, meanwhile, the S Pen can now be used to annotate PDF files, which can be imported directly into the app. Samsung has also expanded the “air actions” that are available through gestures with the S Pen. Air actions enabled with the stylus now include move backward, home, move forward, recent app, and screen capture.

Ultra-Wideband – One new addition to the Note lineup with the Galaxy Note 20 series is the introduction of “ultra wideband” technology. Ultra-wideband enables several capabilities, one of which is the ability to share files with another device just by pointing at it. The technology also will enable the Note 20 devices to serve as a digital key for gaining building access or going through an office turnstyle advised by Samsung. Samsung unveiled two Galaxy Note 20 devices that feature support for both types of 5G along with stylus, performance, and camera improvements. Other new additions include support for ultra-wideband connectivity as well as wireless support for accessing the DeX Android desktop. For the smaller model in the new series, the Galaxy Note 20 will feature a 6.7-inch display with FHD+ resolution. The Note 20 will come in three colors — mystic gray, mystic green, and mystic bronze – with a matching S Pen stylus.

Highlights – The first to merge a pen with a phone, Note put a whole new world in your pocket. As we face a new normal, life demands a new kind of device. This is not a smartphone as you know it. This is a computer suite in your pocket. This is next-level gaming on mobile. This is a pro-grade 8K camera and editing suite. This is the power phone that forever changes how you work and play Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra model is 6.9 inches, does offer higher resolution at WQHD+. The Note 20 Ultra also offers a higher refresh rate,120hz, for smoother display motion (compared to 60hz on the Note 20). For colors, the Note 20 Ultra will be offered in mystic bronze, mystic black /mystic white.

S Pen And Notes App – S Pen, the stylus that‘s housed inside the Note, Samsung has made several improvements. Those include reduced latency for a more natural “pen to paper” type of feeling, according to the company. In the Notes App, meanwhile, the S Pen can now be used to annotate PDF files, which can be imported directly into the app. Samsung has also expanded the “air actions” that are available through gestures with the S Pen. Air actions enabled with the stylus now include move backward, home, move forward, recent app, and screen capture.

Ultra-Wideband – One new addition to the Note lineup with the Galaxy Note 20 series is the introduction of “ultra wideband” technology. Ultra-wideband enables several capabilities, one of which is the ability to share files with another device just by pointing at it. The technology also will enable the Note 20 devices to serve as a digital key for gaining building access or going through an office turnstyle advised by Samsung.

5G -Samsung is continuing to emphasize high-speed 5G connectivity in its new device releases with the Note 20 series. Galaxy Note 20 devices will support both sub-6GHz 5G connectivity and the higher-speed variant—known as millimeter-wave 5G. It’s the first time that Samsung is offering both types of 5G support in all the new devices in a Galaxy series launch. By contrast, only two of the three devices in the Galaxy S20 series featured millimeter-wave 5G (with the Galaxy S20 offering only sub-6GHz).

DeX – Samsung has continued to support, and improve, its DeX capability with the launch of the Galaxy Note 20 series. DeX lets users pull up an Android desktop on a separate display or PC that is powered by their Galaxy device–allowing users to potentially have just one device for all of their computing needs. For last year’s launch of the Note 10 series, Samsung enabled users to access DeX just by plugging the phone into a Windows PC or a Mac (using an included USB-C to USB-C cable). With the Galaxy Note 20 series, DeX is now going wireless for the first time; Samsung says Note 20 users will be able to pull up DeX wirelessly on Smart TVs (or on devices that support wireless Miracast connectivity).

Camera – Both the Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra will feature triple rear camera systems, though the Note 20 Ultra will include a higher-end setup. The Note 20 Ultra will feature a 108-megapixel rear camera along with a pair of 12-megapixel cameras, and up to 50X zoom. The Note 20 will offer a 64-megapixel camera in addition to two 12-megapixel rear cameras, and up to 30X zoom.

Processor And Battery -The Galaxy Note 20 series smartphones will be among the first devices to include Qualcomm’s recently announced Snapdragon 865 Plus processor. The Snapdragon 865 Plus aims to provide the Note 20 devices with a noticeable performance bump—with the Snapdragon 865 Plus getting a 10-percent increase to its clock speed over the prior version, the Snapdragon 865. For the Snapdragon 865 Plus, the clock speed registers at 3.1 GHz, making it the first mobile chip to surpass 3 GHz.The Galaxy Note 20 includes a 4,300 mAh battery (up from 3,500 mAh in the Note 10), while the Note 20 Ultra offers a 4,500 mAh battery (up from 4,300 mAh in the Note 10 Plus). Pre-orders for the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra start on Thursday, Aug. 6. The devices will begin shipping on Aug. 21.

RAM And Storage -Samsung is continuing to offer a sizable amount of RAM in its Note series devices, with 8 GB in the Note 20 and 12 GB in the Note 20 Ultra. For storage, the Note 20 will come with 128 GB, while the Note 20 Ultra will offer a choice between 128 GB and 512 GB.

Price And Availability –Samsung’s starting price for the Galaxy Note 20 is $999.99, while the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra starts at $1,299.99. That’s a $50 increase for the starting Galaxy Note 20 price over last year’s Note 10  and a $200 increase for the starting price of the Note 20 Ultra compared to the Galaxy Note 10.
Pre-orders for the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra start on Thursday, Aug. 6. The devices will begin shipping on Aug. 21.

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