Samsung is widely expected to unveil the next Galaxy Note later this year, likely at IFA 2014. The latest iteration of this popular phablet has already been the topic of a number of rumours. SamMobile has now obtained new details about the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 specifications.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (model number SM-G910) will come in two configurations, one for North America, Korea, China and Japan with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 and one for the rest of the world with a Samsung Exynos 5433 processor paired to an Intel XMM7260 Cat 6 LTE modem.
The Exynos 5433 is a new and unannounced processor from Samsung. It will reportedly replace the now-cancelled Exynos 5430 (itself unannounced and once destined for the Galaxy S5 Prime). Codenamed HelsinkiPro, it’s not clear how it differs from the Exynos 5430 (codenamed Helsinki) but will likely be faster.
Both versions of the Galaxy Note 4 will come with a WQHD (2560×1440) display of still unknown dimensions. Earlier rumours predicted a 5.7-inch display, the same size as on the Galaxy Note 3. It will also feature the same arrays of sensors as the Samsung Galaxy S5 but also add a UV sensor as well. On the camera front, it appears that a 16MP Sony camera (the unannounced IMX240 perhaps) is in the cards along with the same 2MP front camera as on the Galaxy S5.
No mention was made in today’s report of a rumoured new form factor or the inclusion of a three-sided Youm display.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is shaping up to be a promising evolution over the Galaxy Note 3.
Source : SamMobile