And in spite of some momentary speculation that the company might dump the Note altogether, it was pretty clear to Samsung from the outset that the name it had spent a half-dozen years building up was too valuable to abandon.
With the arrival of the Note 8, the phablet is now a full inch larger in screen size than the original model, a decision made, in part, to keep the device bigger (if only slightly) than the recently introduced Galaxy S8+.
I still find it tough to write legibly (to be fair, I have the same problem with pen and paper, as my third-grade teacher would tell you), and there are few scenarios in which I find it a superior input method to touchscreen typing.
The fact that Samsung didn't take any sort of perceivable hit in the wake of the Note 7 disaster wasn't so much a testament to the company's marketing ability (that still leaves something to be desired) - it was a reminder of just how much of the company's bottom line depends on its components business.
UCJ, UNILORIN.
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