Samsung Galaxy K Zoom

The Samsung Galaxy K Zoom is powered by a Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex A7 & dual-core 1.7 GHz Cortex A15 CPU processor with 2 GB RAM. The device also has 8 GB internal storage + microSD (up to 64 GB) and a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen (720 x 1280 , 306 ppi) display. It has a 20.7MP rear camera and supports Wifi, NFC, GPS, 3G and 4G LTE. It packs in a Li-Ion 2430 mAh battery at 16.6mm device thickness and weight 200g, running on Android OS, v4.4.2 (KitKat).

Samsung Galaxy Note 4

Innovative breakthrough

The Galaxy Note 4 introduces a new sleek and stylish Galaxy design language.
Enjoy the wonder of a premium metal frame and fluid curvature with
Galaxy’s inherited 2.5D glass screen and soft-textured back cover
for incredible comfort that makes it easy to control with
one hand. The device is more than beautiful. It offers
a superior grip and enhanced durability.

GALAXY Note 3 Neo

Note 3 Neo sports a distinctively sleek, leather-like back cover with top-stitch design that sets it apart -- it’s no ordinary device. Protective and pleasing to the palm, it’s secure to grip or lay on any surface without slippage.  
Slim, refined form factor contributes to its unique look and feel.
Stay with tried and true colours like White or Black.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4

The Good The Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 is extremely slim, has a gorgeous, super-high-definition display, tonnes of power, and the latest version of Android KitKat on board.

The Bad It's packed full of so much bundled software from Samsung and third parties that it will likely be confusing for first-time Android users.

The Bottom Line With its slim design, fantastic screen, and oodles of power, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 is a superb smaller tablet, and a worthy competitor to the ever-popular iPad Mini.

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GALAXY Tab S 10.5

The GALAXY Tab S generates brighter and more dynamic images than LCDs with vivid colours and deep blacks. See detail you never knew existed with its amazing 100,000: 1 contrast ratio, 100 times higher than LCDs.

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The Samsung Galaxy Alpha

Aluminum sides, chamfered edges, slim profile, solidly built back -- this is what Samsung's chosen as its brand-new design language, and it's why the Galaxy Note 4 andNote Edge (which was introduced this week) have a premium look and feel. But the new Note isn't the only device with the same type of setup: It has a smaller sibling called theGalaxy Alpha that was announced just three weeks prior. The Alpha, which should be making its way into select markets (such as the UK) this month, is a compromise for those who want a good-looking phone, but don't want one that's so large.