Samsung has just teamed up with Verizon to introduce the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 earlier this morning, which was right on schedule. This particular phablet will cost interested parties $299.99 a pop where it will be accompanied by a 2-year contract, and if you are feeling rather flush in the pockets, you will have to fork out $699.99 for a standalone, unlocked device. Of course, what is the whole point of working with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 when you do not have one of the more interesting accessories to go along with it – such as the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch? The smartwatch itself can be picked up for $299.99, although right now the only smartphone it is compatible with would be the Galaxy Note 3 as well as the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition.
Fret not though, as we do know that Samsung will eventually throw in compatibility with mode devices sometime later in the year thanks to a software update. Apart from these devices being made available, you might also be interested to hear that theWi-Fi-only version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition has already arrived in the US today via a range of US retailers, where the 16GB model will cost $549.99 while the 32GB model will be a wee bit pricier at $599.99. Hopefully there will be no issues with terrible voice quality that some Sprint users experience.
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