It’s no doubt that the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is one of the slickest devices currently on the market, but the angle Samsung is pushing doesn’t have much to do with its processor or performance. No, the Korean tech titan wants you to know their latest device is Serious Business.
Well, maybe not so serious, but definitely business. Their TV spot for the device depicts a ragtag team of professional millennials getting work done on their Galaxy Note 7 smartphones (while they aren’t watching videos or using Gear VR headsets).
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The ad showcases a variety of the device’s capabilities, including its waterproofing. It even puts to rest a long-standing question tech bloggers have been asking: when would you ever need to take notes underwater? The answer: “Underwater Workspaces.”
Case closed.
It’s “the smartphone that thinks big,” according to Samsung. Whether or not you’ll be as productive as the company wants you to be with their device, there’s no doubt users are appreciating its eye recognition security features, snappy interface, and brilliant display.
The device just hit shelves today. Will you be picking one up? Let us know your take on this device in the comments below!
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