Galaxy Note 4 With LTE Advanced Tri-Band Aggregation: 300 Mbps

Samsung intends to embark upon a “world’s first” yet again – this time around, introducing the very first LTE Advanced tri-band carrier aggregation smartphone in the whole world. In fact, this spanking new technology is capable of delivering download speeds of up to 300Mbps, which is four times faster compared to LTE services – theoretically speaking, of course, so do not expect to enjoy 300Mbps speeds all the time.

The LTE-A Tri-Band CA enabled Galaxy Note 4 is touted to be capable of offering a download peak speed of 300Mbps, and this ought to see the delivery of an unparalleled multimedia experience through the enabling of faster downloads as well as web browsing capability, in addition to powering faster content streaming alongside having better access to data intensive applications.

This LTE-A Tri-Band CA enabled Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will receive a trio of different frequency bands, where it aggregates them into a single connection, being able to support Category 6 network service with speeds of up to 300 Mbps. This translates to the ability to download a 700MB video in a matter of 19 seconds thereabouts, or how about fancying your chances of enjoying 10 songs that are approximately 40MB in size, taking just a single second to do so? [Press Release]

Edwin Kee
Categories: Cellphones
Tags: Galaxy Note 4, LTE, Samsung