Samsung's Galaxy Note is a larger-than-a-phone, smaller-than-a-tablet mobile device that sports a 5.3-inch, 1280x800 pixel screen, a 1.5 GHz dual core processor, 16 GB of internal memory, an SD card reader and 4G connectivity.
Setting itself apart from Apple's handset and tablet offerings, the Note utilizes a stylus as a main form of input, supplementing the finger-based scheme made popular by the original iPhone. In today's commercial, the capacitive "pen" is quite heavily referenced and is a throwback to when touch resistive screen technology ruled the PDA market.
Samsung continued its ad campaign against Apple on Sunday, showing off its Galaxy Note in while poking fun at Apple fans. The Samsung Galaxy Note is a very large smartphone, or a very small tablet, and may have trouble capturing attention in either market.
Samsung pitched another ad against its primary competitor on Sunday, showing off its Galaxy Note in a Super Bowl commercial that poked fun at Apple fans.
Returning to the setting of its Galaxy S II commercial, the ad showed a Samsung user blissfully using his new phone in front of a line of hipster-looking folks outside a suspiciously familiar white and blond-wood storefront. From there, the commercial unfolds as only a Super Bowl commercial can, working itself into a spectacle complete with a human cannonball and a soundtrack from the British glam-rock band The Darkness.
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