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Samsung Galaxy Note 3, White 32GB (Verizon Wireless)

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Features

  • Display: 5.7-inches
  • Camera: 13-MP
  • Processor Speed: 2.3 GHz
  • OS: Android 4.4 (KitKat)

Description

Product description Case 1446823011 Evolved in its design, both inside and out, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 for Verizon Wireless is more innovative than ever. The new exterior is a whole new take on the Samsung Galaxy experience. The sleek magazine-style viewing option always keeps your favorite content right at your fingertips. And the S Pen is a better way to control, write, and get more done. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with refined S Pen (white version shown). But even with its advanced features, the Galaxy Note 3 is still simple to use. With features like touch-free voice control, smarter file search and a hassle-free way to transfer your existing content -- it's a simplified experience.The Galaxy Note 3 features a wider 5.7-inch Full HD 1080p Super AMOLED display, yet it's slimmer and lighter than its predecessor (8.3mm and 5.93 ounces, respectively) and has a more powerful and longer lasting 3200 mAh battery. It's also equipped with a 13-megapixel rear camera with Smart Stabilization and an improved LED flash to help you capture every visual story in your life -- even in low light and active situations.Running the Android 4.4 (KitKat) operating system, the Galaxy Note 3 is powered by a 2.3 GHz quad-core processor. It features 32 GB of internal storage, which can be expanded using optional microSD memory cards up to 64 GB.Multi WindowDo more with the advanced Multi Window feature. Open two windows of the same app, so you can browse your Facebook feed while you post your vacation photos. Or you can drag and drop an address from an email into a Google Maps search without cutting and pasting, so you can get to your destination faster. (Note that Multi Window does not support all applications.)My MagazineEverything that matters to you is just a glance away with the magazine-inspired interface, where you can curate content tailored to the things you love. Get instant updates on your favorite sports teams or celebrities, check a live Facebook and Twitter feed, or get suggestions for the best place to grab lunch down the street.S PenInteract with your phone like never before using S Pen. Handwriting input lets you jot notes, compose emails or write text messages by turning your handwriting into text. You can quickly jot down a number and then automatically add it to your contacts later with Action Memo. And if you use your S Pen a little more creatively, you can share your creation with the world on Pen.Up.Galaxy CameraMake memories unforgettable with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3's 13-megapixel camera. It uses the same interface as the Samsung Galaxy S 4 and the Galaxy Camera so you can remove photo distractions with a touch using Eraser or capture every frame of the perfect cannonball with Drama Shot.ScrapbookKeep track of what catches your eye with Scrapbook. See artwork that would go perfectly with your newly remodeled living room? Clip it with S Pen and add it to your living room board. You can also clip and pin web pages, videos, text and more. Now you can keep inspiration close at hand.Galaxy Note 3, WhiteSpec Highlights3G/4G LTE connectivity Android 4.4 (KitKat) operating system 2.3 GHz quad-core processor 5.7-inch touchscreen Full HD Super AMOLED display (1080 x 1920) 13-MP rear camera (with Full HD 1080p video) Front 2-MP camera 32 GB storage + 3 GB of RAM Memory expansion via microSD cards up to 64 GB Wireless-N Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 4.0 + NFC What's in the BoxGalaxy Note 3 handset; battery; wall charger; USB cable; getting started guide Verizon's 4G LTE NetworkCovering over 90 percent of the U.S. population (287 million people across the country), the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) network provides average download data rates of 5-12 megabits per second (Mbps) and 2-5 Mbps on the uplink in real-world, loaded network environments.You'll be able to stream HD movies without the annoyance of constant pauses to buffer the video stream --as well as quickly download HD-quality movies right to your phone in minutes. Additionally, you'll be able to download a new song file in about 4 seconds or upload a photo to your favorite social networking site in about 6 seconds.With the enhanced security of 4G LTE, you'll be able to maximize productivity and efficiency while you're out of the confines of your office with the ability to tap into most VPN networks with less waiting and faster responsiveness. You'll be able upload 10 MB presentations back to your team in less than 25 seconds.In areas serviced only by 3G, you can expect download speeds of 600 Kbps to 1.4 Mbps and upload speeds of 500 to 800 Kbps in Mobile Broadband coverage area. The Amazon app suite is one swipe from the device’s main home screen. Sign in using your account. Seamless Access to Digital Content and Shopping with Amazon App SuiteThe Amazon app suiteprovides seamless access to Amazon digital content and shopping right from your phone’s home screen. Interact with Amazon digital content you already own, access over 23 million games, books, apps, and songs, as well as shop millions of physical products in a single, fully-integrated, and easy-to-use experience.All the ContentGet instant access to over 23 million games, books, apps, and songs including all of the most popular Android apps and games, over 20 million songs to download or instantly stream, and over one million Kindle books in the Kindle Store, including New York Times best sellers and new releases.Seamless ShoppingInstantly access Earth’s biggest selection with millions of physical products available to search or browse with the integrated mobile shopping experience, plus all of the benefits of shopping on Amazon, including personalized recommendations, customer reviews, 1-Click ordering, Prime FREE Two-Day shipping on over 15 million items, and more.Single Sign InEnter your login just once to access all of Amazon Mobile Shopping, Kindle, MP3, and Amazon Appstore for Android apps, receive personalized recommendations, and interact with the Amazon digital content you already own right from your phone’s home screen."Buy Once, Enjoy Everywhere "With apps available on the largest number of devices and platforms, Amazon makes it easy for you to access your content anytime, anywhere, from virtually any device or platform you choose. You can read and sync your Kindle books across any device with the Kindle app installed, including Android phones and tablets, Windows 8 tablets, PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, and in your web browser with Kindle Cloud Reader.

Brand: Samsung


Operating System: Android


Ram Memory Installed Size: 3 GB


CPU Model: Core i7


CPU Speed: 2.3 GHz


Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB


Screen Size: 5.7 Inches


Resolution: 1080 x 2340


Model Name: Galaxy Note 3


Wireless Carrier: Verizon


Product Dimensions: 3.12 x 0.33 x 5.95 inches


Item Weight: 5.9 ounces


Item model number: Galaxy Note 3


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes


OS: Android


RAM: 32 GB


Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi


GPS: True


Special features: bluetooth-enabled, smartphone, dual-camera, built-in-gps, touchscreen, lte


Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels


Other display features: Wireless


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen with Stylus Support


Scanner Resolution: 1080 x 2340


Other camera features: 13 MP


Audio Jack: 3.5 mm


Form Factor: Bar


Color: White


Phone Talk Time: 1320 minutes


Phone Standby Time (with data): 250 hours


Whats in the box: Video Recorder, Camera


Manufacturer: Samsung


Date First Available: September 24, 2013


Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB


Standing screen display size: 5.7 Inches


Ram Memory Installed Size: 3 GB


Weight: 5.93 Ounces


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    • Still learning, transitioning from iPhone
Service Provider: verizon Color: White Size: 32GB
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