Sunday, 17 November 2013

Samsung GALAXY Note II 4G



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King of multitasking
With an ultra-quick 1.6 GHz quad core processor and large HD display, on screen multitasking has never been easier. And with Pop-Up Play you can watch an HD video in another window while taking notes or checking sports scores simultaneously.

Not your standard 8MP camera
Burst Shot takes a sequence of photos in rapid succession so you never miss the action, while Buddy Share lets you share photos to loads of friends with one click.

When size does matter
The large 5.5” HD Super AMOLED display offers vivid colours, deep blacks and stunning picture clarity. What’s more, the 16:9 widescreen display is perfect for watching HD movies on the go.

Samsung GALAXY S4


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Samsung’s latest GALAXY S handset has been designed with one thing in mind; making everyday life easier, not more complicated.
That’s why everyday tasks have been simplified; call a friend, answer the phone, preview or scroll through emails and even control videos without ever touching the screen.
Add to that an advanced but easy to use 13MP camera and a powerful 1.9GHz quad-core processor, and multitasking just became about as seamless as you can get. 

Dual Camera and Dual Shot

sgs4-camera-image.jpgThe GALAXY S4's unique Dual Camera feature lets you simultaneously shoot front and rear, so every 'I was there' moment is captured. Or, you can use Drama Shot to take a series of moving images and seamlessly merge them into one dynamic photo collage.

Air Gesture and Air View

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Answer calls, scroll through photos or change music tracks with Air Gesture simply by motioning your hand across the screen. And with Air View you can preview emails and texts or even speed dial by hovering your finger over the screen.

Smart Scroll and Smart Pause

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Scroll through emails or websites with no touch required, just tilt up or down. Plus Smart Pause intuitively stops a video from playing when you turn away and resumes where you left off when you look back at the screen.