KATHMANDU: There were hordes of rumours and speculations surrounding the all-new edition of Samsung Galaxy before it was finally unveiled on August 9 in New York.

After the successful unboxing in the US, the Korean mobile giant launched Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 at Gurugram, India on August 22, which was hosted by Global President and CEO of IT and Mobile Communications Division at Samsung Electronics himself, DJ Koh.

The Note 9 builds on the same legacy of groundbreaking innovations that the Galaxy note series have come to be associated with.

It is a premium smartphone that is said to deliver the ultimate in performance with new S Pen, intelligent cameras and an all-new PC-like experience with Samsung DeX and an HDMI cable, as per a press statement.

Priced at INR 67,900 and INR 84,900 for the 6GB plus 128GB, and 8GB plus 512GB variants, respectively, Galaxy Note 9 has been available in India at both offline and online channels starting August 24.

In Nepal, according to sources, the smartphone will be available from August 31.