Samsung To Reveal World’s First LTE Advanced Tri-Band Carrier Aggregation Smartphone

Samsung intends to release yet another first in the world, and this time around it would be a new variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, where it is touted to be the world’s first LTE Advanced Tri-Band carrier aggregation smartphone. This new technology is touted to be able to deliver download speeds of up to 300Mbps, which would make it not twice, three times, but four times faster compared to regular LTE services, now how about that?

Samsung claims that the world’s first commercially available LTE Advanced (LTE-A) Tri-Band Carrier Aggregation (CA) smartphone with its 300Mbps download speed ought to be able to deliver an unparalleled multimedia experience, where one experiences faster downloads as well as web browsing, in addition to being able to power faster content streaming and gain better access to data intensive applications. As for the rest of the hardware specifications that are underneath the hood, it should more or less remain the same as the vanilla flavored Galaxy Note 4. We are already looking forward to a fantastic 2015, are you? [Press Release]