Samsung Electronics smartphone Galaxy Note II launched in Africa

 Samsung Electronics held in Cape Town, Republic of South Africa on the 18th smartphone Galaxy Note II and Galaxy camera new listing ceremony, initiated a comprehensive campaign of the South African market.

The event is after Seoul, Hong Kong and Jakarta, the fourth leg of the world tour activities, Samsung. The day of the cooperation of more than 600 mobile operators and other company representatives from African countries and more than 100 media reporters attended the event.

In the product description at the Cape Town International Convention and Exhibition Centre, the participants were full of praise for the various functions of the Galaxy Note Ⅱ. Galaxy Note II added, "the Air View floating window preview function that the user make use of S Pen, nib suspended in the target file, do not open a file that is able to preview the contents of the file. In addition, Galaxy Note II also has a screen multitasking operating (multitasking).

Last year, in the African market, Samsung launched the Galaxy Note, occupy the middle market range between smart phones and tablet PCs. Samsung looking forward to the launch of the Galaxy Note II middle class in South Africa repercussions.

Samsung in Africa for the first time in 2010 launched Galaxy brand, and accounted for 35% share of the smartphone market, following after the BlackBerry has become the second largest brand in two years time. Africa is the world's second-largest mobile terminal market with a population of 1 billion, is developing rapidly.

On the other hand, the day of the launch of the Galaxy camera as a "smart camera" to open up this new market in the African region. Galaxy camera support WIFI networks photographs or video, you can feel free to share with others.

Samsung Electronics Africa overall responsibility for Pak from said Africa's mobile phone market is now the transformation to the smart phone, this by launching Galaxy Note II, Samsung will dominate the smart phone market in Africa.

Samsung Electronics Africa chief operating officer (COO), George Pereira said Galaxy camera to create a new field of image exchange, consumers anytime, anywhere to share high-definition video, so that communication becomes more vivid and full of life.