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Galaxy Note 20 FE

The Galaxy Note 20 FE appears in the fine print of Samsung’s own site

Posted on November 3, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung is adding fuel to the fire that a more affordable version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 is in the works – by specifically mentioning a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Fan Edition on its Brazilian website.

Sure, the accidental Note 20 FE name dropping could be a typo meant to refer to the very real Samsung Galaxy S20 FE. But, to us, the more exciting possibility is that the erroneous messaging is Samsung letting on more than the company mean to.
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