Samsung says the Gear can act as an
extension to a smartphone by discreetly alerting users to incoming messages and
calls on its display screen, which measures 1.63 inches diagonally.
Now I will introduce them one by one.
First, it’s the new Galaxy Gear.
Galaxy Gear
People are all focus on the smartphone
of Samsung because it is the first time that Samsung develop a smartphone.
Several days ago, some pictures of this mysterious smartphone leaked and there are
few differences between leaked photos and new devices.
The Galaxy Gear, which has a 1.6-inch
screen and weighs 2.6 ounces, looks relatively similar to other smartwatches on
the market. But it does have some unique features, such as a 1.9 megapixel
camera embedded in the strap and a built-in speaker that allows users to
conduct hands-free calls.
Users can even make calls, secret
agent-style without getting out their phone. The Gear also sports a basic
camera and works with popular social media and fitness apps such as Twitter and
RunKeeper. The Android-powered device starts shipping in most countries Sept.
25 starting at $299.
Moreover, Samsung announced 5.7-inch
Galaxy Note 3 smartphone too.
Galaxy Note 3
The screen sizes have been creeping up
slightly from Note to Note. The first version from 2011 measured in at 5.3
inches, followed by the Note II at just over 5.5 inches, followed by the Note 3
at just shy of 5.7 inches.
There’s a 2.3GHz quad-core processor, three gigabytes of RAM,
a big 3,200mAh battery and a 13-megapixel camera.
The Galaxy Note 3 will be available starting in October.
Prices haven’t yet been set by U.S. carriers.
Galaxy Note
10.1 2014 Edition
Samsung also revealed its latest
revision of the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet. Dubbed the "2014 Edition,"
Samsung's latest tablet measures just 7.9 millimeters thick and is billed as
the "ultimate productivity" device. It's also seen an uptick in
resolution compared to the previous model, now featuring a high-res 2560 x 1600
display. In fact, it's basically identical to the panel we've previously seen
on Google's Nexus 10, which of course is manufactured by Samsung. That's about
where the hardware similarities end, though.
As you'd expect, Samsung is bringing the same new software
features and apps found on the Note III to the larger tablet. Air Command and improved takes on S Pen and Multi-Window are all
included. Like the Note III and Galaxy Gear smartwatch, it will be
released worldwide in 149 countries on September 25th.