Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is released in two days covering 140 countries.

Samsung hosted the Galaxy Notes IV Tour in Seoul today, and the company detailed Phablet availability. The Galaxy Note 4 will be officially launched in China on September 26, just like yesterday's unofficial Samsung rep.

After that, Samsung aims to reach 140 national femoral heads by the end of October. Due to the duet of Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus, the company deliberately released the Galaxy Note 4s earlier than originally planned.

While detailed pricing and availability vary by region, in South Korea, the free Galaxy Note 4 costs around $920, which is by far the cheapest Note Phablet. Galaxy Note 4 pre-orders in the United States have been completed. There, the phone was confirmed to be released Oct. 14 on ATT and T-Mobile.

In fact, phone bookings for China's three major carriers are now sold out. SK Telecom, China's largest operator, successfully sold pre-order inventory in just nine hours, while KT and LG Uplus did the same in three days.

At this time, there is no official information on pricing and availability of Galaxy Note Edge. The 5.6-inch 1600 x 2560 pixel super amoled screen in the phone pocket is "bent," and the latest rumors suggest that the phone has won the "T Cheap." Recommended prices range from 880 euros to 1000 euros.