Saving The World Just Got Easier

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How the all-powerful Samsung Galaxy Note9 has amplified memory to ensure you save more and delete less

 
 
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – 13 September, 2017 – According to InfoTrends, there are now over 1.2 trillion pictures taken every year. That’s roughly 160 images for every one of the 7.5 million people on the planet. Clearly, we’re capturing our surroundings more than ever before. When you consider the number of apps, files and messages we also store, smartphone manufacturers have had to deliver increased memory on an unprecedented level. Samsung clearly delivered with the Samsung Galaxy Note9.
 
Justin Hume, Director: Integrated Mobility at Samsung South Africa, says, “The Note9 has raised the bar for smartphones considerably. The power to do more is undoubtedly evident in the phone’s innovative memory capabilities. It is designed to hold on to precious moments and vital data on a massive scale.”
 
To offer users more freedom to create and store dynamic content, the Samsung Galaxy Note9 comes with a default base storage of 128GB, including 6GB of RAM, and is also available in a 512GB model with 8GB of RAM2. The latter opens the door for over one terabyte of storage via microSD card3. For business or play, that’s storage that goes a long way towards giving users what they want and need.
 
The RAM allows the Note9 to almost instantaneously store and access information that it needs to perform various tasks. This transforms the phone into an essential business tool – it’s a game changing device. Ardent gamers will also benefit immensely as a game is able to store its assets into RAM to allow you to seamlessly transition from one area into another. It goes without saying that mountains of selfies and videos can now be saved for ages.
 
Clearly, the Samsung Galaxy Note9 is all about doing more and its features prove it; a new S Pen with connectivity for the first time ever; and Samsung’s most intelligent camera yet. These are just some of the features that prove how much power it is packed with. An all day, longer lasting battery is yet another reason why.  You can now talk, message, play games and watch movies from morning to night. The Note9 is bigger, better and so much stronger.
 
The Samsung Galaxy Note9 is a powerhouse – a fortress for the data you want to keep. Saving your world has never been easier.
 
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