Guess which new smartphone is coming to China! No, it's not the ePhone 5, it's the renowned Galaxy Note II, but note that it will not be the same Note as we know it. No, this handset is going to be different, because of one unique feature - support for two SIM cards!
As much as you may like the idea of a dual-SIM device, this one will probably remain exclusive to China., where it's expected to launch on November 24 with China Telecom for about CNY 5,199 ($835).
Other than the two SIM card slots, the handset will be exactly the same as the international and U.S. Note II, sporting a speedy 1.6 GHz Exynos CPU, 2GB RAM, 8MP camera and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
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