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Samsung Galaxy Note 10


Product Description
Introducing Next-level Power
The Galaxy Note 10 is designed to give you the mobile experience of a computer, a gaming console, a movie-tech camera, and an intelligent pen - all in one device. Powered by a 7nm processor, 8 GB of RAM, 256 GB of internal storage capacity and a 2.0 Gbps LTE connection, the Note 10 lets you download files, live-game, and stream content seamlessly.
Design
Its stylish design, combined with vibrant hues, makes this smartphone a thing of beauty. With more screen and less interruption, the Note 10 revolutionises your smartphone experience.
On-screen Ultrasonic Fingerprint Scanner for Vault-like Security
The Ultrasonic Fingerprint scanner which is hidden within the screen pulses and detects the 3D ridges and valleys of your fingerprint for invisible security.
Infinity-O Display for an Uninterrupted View
With the front camera positioned discreetly and tucked out of the way and the bezels pushed way back, the Note 10 lets you experience truly immersive visuals on its 16-cm (6.3) display.
Dynamic AMOLED
Get ready to enjoy a cinema-grade viewing experience on mobile in bright daylight or in the dark. With HDR10+ certification and Dynamic Tone Mapping for playback with tone and contrast, the HDR10+ content that you watch on YouTube will be vivid and exciting.
Stunning Camera
It comes with a (12MP (Dual Aperture) + 12MP + 16MP) camera setup and the powerful Pro-grade technology, giving you with power to not only shoot amazing pictures but also edit them instantly.
Shoot Epic Videos
You can now blur out the backgrounds with video bokeh to add movie-like depth of field for your videos. This smartphone also allows you to add special effects in real time, so you can capture artistic moments which stand out.

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