That's basically it.
You can get the 512GB model and have 8GB of RAM instead of 6GB.
The DEX system can now work with just a USB-C to HDMI cable without the need for the docking station.
Everything else is pretty much the same (camra, screen resolution, processor, etc.).
DeX has ALWAYS worked with just that on any DeX-compatible device. I've been using it like that with a $19 dongle from Amazon (that works on the Switch) since the first DeX phone.
Screen is crisper, brighter...
What are you talking about?
This is absolutely incorrect.
The screen is exactly the same.
Also, the AI silliness in the camera app is pretty gimmick-y...the camera module is the exact one that's found in the S9+.
All DeX-compatible phones can go into DeX mode with an USB-C-to-HDMI dongle, no DeX station required. The only thing they changed this year on the Tab S line is the ability to switch into DeX mode without the need to mirror the screen out (and unless I missed the setting, that didn't make into the Note 9... not that it would be useful in such a smaller screen).
Note is 6.4, S9+ is 6.2. Not the same.
No.
You're talking about screen mirroring.
The DEX functionality can only work with the dedicated station.
The Note 9 is the first phone that allows DEX to work without the docking station.
Look again at what I've quoted....
Still (and this proves that the 'new toy' effect is attacking my perception), not the same.
Display Brightness
Note 9: 604nits S9+: 630nits
Color Gamut
Note 9: 224% S9+: 231%
So S9+ is a bit better, actually. But not the same.
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/galaxy-note-9-benchmarks,news-27773.html
I currently have the S9+. I know the battery is larger, the screen is larger and the the S-pen...LOVE my S-Pen on my Galaxy Note 2014. What other improvements can I find. I'm on with phone with Verizon right now. Is the camera better? Thanks!
Still (and this proves that the 'new toy' effect is attacking my perception), not the same.
Display Brightness
Note 9: 604nits S9+: 630nits
Color Gamut
Note 9: 224% S9+: 231%
So S9+ is a bit better, actually. But not the same.
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/galaxy-note-9-benchmarks,news-27773.html