So, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has finally rolled out in its home country, South Korea, later this week on the 26th of September, and we simply cannot wait to see just what kind of sales figures it is going to get in that part of the world. Having said that, what about the rest of humanity? When will countries outside of South Korea be able to enjoy some of the Galaxy Note 4 goodness as well? After all, this fourth generation device will feature Samsung’s S Pen technology that boasts of better interaction with the device, and it has also paved the way for phablets to move ahead in the mobile device industry. What we do know, however, is this – by the end of October 2014, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will be made available across 140 countries.
This means there is not much longer to wait, as we are already at the tail end of September, which means there are five weeks or so left to wait in a worse case scenario. Just to recap, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will boast of a 5.7″ display that comes with 2,560 x 1,440 pixels resolution, running on a quad-core 2.7GHz Snapdragon 805 processor, accompanied by a 16MP shooter at the back with 96GB of internal memory. This is most definitely a beast of a phablet, it is. [Press Release]
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