On August 9, the Korean company officially presented the Galaxy Note 9, a terminal that offers us interesting differences if we compare it with its predecessor, the Note 8. The first of them is found in the battery capacity, a capacity that has gone from 3.300 mAh to 4.000 mAh, a reason more than enough to encourage many users to renew their device.
Another novelty that the Note 9 has brought us, in addition to finding it in the S Pen with bluetooth connection that allows us to control the reproduction of videos, photographs and / or slides, we find it in the storage capacity. The Note 9 is available in two versions: 128 GB of storage and 6 GB of RAM and another with 512 GB of storage and 8 GB of RAM.
We do not know if it will be the amount of RAM or the storage capacity, but according to the news from Korea, the 512 GB and 8 GB RAM model represents more than half of all bookings this model has received in the country, despite being about 200 euros / dollars more expensive than the model with a storage capacity of 128 GB and 6 GB of RAM.
Users who have opted for the 512GB storage model have the option of expand its space by using a microSD card of up to 512 GB, so the total storage capacity of the terminal can be expanded up to 1 TB, a storage capacity that is difficult to find in many computers today, including high-end ones.
The Korean company opened the reservation period just after the presentation event that took place in New York, but it will not be until next August 24 when the first lucky ones will begin to receive this new terminal, which could be the last to maintain the design that has characterized this model in recent years. Samsung's folding smartphones are getting closer every day.
