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The document discusses the Samsung Galaxy Note and its S Pen SDK 2.0. It provides details on the Galaxy Note's display, camera specifications, storage, and multi-input capabilities using both touch and the S Pen. It then describes the S Pen SDK, which includes libraries, sample applications, and documentation to access S Pen features and integrate pen input. The SDK allows developing applications that can display drawings and animations created with the S Pen.
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