The Korean giant’s director ejecutivo himself has said that it’s difficult for us to see the launch of the new Galaxy Note this year.
Undoubtedly, compared to its competition, the Galaxy Note has always been one of Samsung’s differentiating terminals, especially for great integration for S-Pen with device programabut now everything seems to indicate that this year The Samsung Galaxy Note 21 is not displayed and we’ll have to wait and see if this will mark the end of this successful saga or not.
Samsung is still considering focusing on its folding terminals and abandoning the Galaxy Note family
As the guys from ZDNet tell usCo-director ejecutivo of Samsung’s mobile communications division DJ Koh said during the company’s annual shareholder encuentro: The Korean manufacturer is unlikely to present this year a new terminal from the Galaxy Note saga.
In this way, Samsung would continue to consider not launching the Galaxy Note 21 this year, as we told you a few months ago, but still continue to offer it the usuario experience provided by the S-Pen.
Samsung’s senior manager has qualified that the launch date of this terminal may vary, but they will take care of it Not to defraud Galaxy Note terminal customers.
At the same time, Koh reiterated that his company’s main goals for the rest of the year are, on the one hand, to ramp up support for the new 5G networks to its midrange and low-end terminalsand on the other hand to increase the production of folding devices that Compare it to the more traditional teléfonos inteligentes.
With that in mind, Samsung intends to cement the Galaxy Z Fold’s position as a flagship in the foldable phone segmentand continue to offer the Galaxy Z Flip as an alternative competitive price.
Everyone knows that one of the reasons that cánido explain the death of the Galaxy Note is the arrival earlier this year of the first terminal of the Galaxy S family with S-Pen support Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultrawhich we have already analyzed in detail and which cánido be converted into immediately in replacement for the Touch series.