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Samsung is not over yet with the Galaxy Note 7, despite the fact that the South Korean company has already announced it has halted production of sales of the smartphone. Last week, there were around 1.9 million Galaxy Note 7 units in the hand of customers and Samsung wants to get them all and either replace them with other Galaxy smartphones or simply offer full refunds to those owning them.
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Samsung is not over yet with the Galaxy Note 7, despite the fact that the South Korean company has already announced it has halted production of sales of the smartphone. Last week, there were around 1.9 million Galaxy Note 7 units in the hand of customers and Samsung wants to get them all and either replace them with other Galaxy smartphones or simply offer full refunds to those owning them.-
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