Nagpur: Giant smartphone maker Samsung has been into fully rounded exercise to come out of the bad name it earned after reports of blast in Galaxy Note 7 started pouring. Now the company has allegedly done away with all the flaws. With all eyes trained on its next launch Samsung Galaxy Note 8, the company has started pre-registrations for interested buyers in India. People can head over to the Samsung India website to register their interest in Samsung’s new Note device, after which they will be notified of the latest updates. Apart from mandatory details like name, email, mobile number, and pin code; users will need to fill in what they’re looking for in Galaxy Note 8.
Options include: a superior camera, a premium and stylish design, enhanced battery life, water and dust resistance, powerful gaming performance, and enhanced virtual reality experience. Users can tick more than one check boxes.
Next, people will need to accept Samsung’s Privacy Policy, choose whether they would like to receive further communications from the company, and type out a code displayed in a box right below. Finally, click on ‘Register’ to pre-book the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
Meanwhile, Indianexpress.com has learnt that the Galaxy Note 8 smartphone will hit retail shelves in India sometime in the last week of September, just in time for Diwali. According to a Samsung Smart Cafe sales executive, the first batch of units are expected to be ready to be delivered to customers in Delhi-NCR around September 24.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 was unveiled at company’s Unpacked event in New York on August 23. The highlights of the top-end smartphone are its 6.3-inch Super QuadHD+ Super AMOLED ‘Infinity’ display and dual rear camera setup. Samsung is making the Galaxy Note 8 available in the US and its home market South Korea starting September 15. It starts at $930 (or approx Rs. 59,561) in the US, and at £869 (or approx Rs 71, 171) in the UK.
