The new Samsung Galaxy Note is one of the manufacturer’s most expensive phone launches this year and commands a price similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the recently launched flagship, but now a selection of Vodafone contract deals have been released, which they are the cheapest available with a free rate. phone included.
Since its initial launch a couple of weeks ago, consumers couldn’t buy the new Samsung Galaxy Note on contract deals charging less than £41 per month, this was on the Orange network and Vodafone has just launched a Galaxy Note that includes a free phone that only asks for £36 line rental.
This new Samsung Galaxy Note deal is on the ‘Vodafone 600’ tariff which offers an included data package of 500 MB each month which will be well utilized by this new Android phone which requires an internet connection to maintain some of its crucial features.
This new Vodafone offer for the Galaxy Note also includes 600 minutes that the customer can use at any time of the day to call landlines as well as other mobile networks. What makes this new package even more attractive is the unlimited text every month and the fact that it’s a full £5 cheaper than the previous best deal offered by Orange.
So what does Vodafone’s new Samsung Galaxy Note offer?
The most obvious thing about this new phone is the size of its main screen, measuring an industry-leading 5.3 inches, it’s by far the largest currently available with HTC Sensation XL and HTC Titan following in second place with 4.7-inch screens and the new Samsung. Galaxy Nexus with its 4.65-inch touch screen.
The sheer size of the Super AMOLED screen almost pushes the Samsung Galaxy Note out of the smartphone category and into the tablet market, but on closer examination, it’s very much a phone.
Featuring a speedy 1.4 GHz dual-core processor that’s even faster than the best-selling Samsung Galaxy S2 and powered by a whopping 2,500 mAh battery, this new phone may have dimensions of 146 x 83 mm, but with only 10mm thick is still easy. enough to slip into a pocket.
On the back of the phone there is an 8 megapixel camera which allows the user to record high quality 1080p Full HD video clips and on the front of the phone we have a secondary camera for video calls. (Those who use Apple products like the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 will know it as ‘Facetime.’)
To connect the Galaxy Note to the Internet, there’s Wi-Fi and 3.5G fast data support, while GPS takes care of turn-by-turn navigation and with access to Android Market, there’s now a huge choice of over half a million of new applications for users. to download.
The Samsung Galaxy Note is now available on contract deals from Orange, O2, T-Mobile and Vodafone, leaving only 3 Mobile as the main player yet to launch deals for this new phone, it’s also available as a SIM-less unit and unlocked and a possible Pay As You Go release is also rumored to take place soon.
