1 million Samsung Galaxy Notes shipped worldwide

29 December, 2011

The Samsung Galaxy Note looked an odd device at first but the experiment is proving to be a success - Samsung just announced that they've shipped 1 million units of the phone-tablet crossover globally since it launched in mid-November.

Samsung reports rising sales of the Note in France, Germany, Hong Kong and Taiwan and XL-sized droid will be arriving in the US some time next year too (there's still no official info on when that will happen).

Of course, 1 million shipments don't mean 1 million sales (sales are less but we don't have exact numbers), still it's very good going for something that seemed out of a place (too big for a phone and too small for a tablet).

There's not much competition in the 5"-6" range right now but the success Galaxy Note phoneblet might bring new players into the field. Samsung execs are reportedly proud of breaking new ground in mobile devices and promise more to come.

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Mine lasts a whole 18 hours of moderate use with 15% to spare - 10 minutes of calling, 20 text messages, 2 hours of games, 1 hour of sketching, 1 hour of browsing, 1.5 hours of video play and 2 hours of music. I use the app, Juice Defender Ultim...

  • tarrak
  • 05 Jan 2012
  • 0Iy

do not lie please. i have a note too for a month. it barely finishes a single working day... even i do not use wi fi all the time. but anyway it is a perfect phone if you are looking for a device to read your pdf documents and taking notes...

  • Oneiric
  • 03 Jan 2012
  • Mfx

Erm... did you purposely ignore the video playback specs? I've had the Note since mid Nov. I get almost 2 days charge from it with 4-5 hours of playing games and 2-3 hours of calling. Are you seriously going to try to put down the battery? On th...

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