Rumor: Galaxy Note gets four sharp and flexible qHD screen – Android Planet

 

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Where the Sony Xperia Z3 may not get qHD display, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 probably have such a sharp (2560 by 1440 pixels) screen feature. An anonymous source reports to GSMarena that the successor to the Note 3 probably the working title ‘Muscat’ wear and screen size (5.7 inches) will not increase. Because the display is the same size and resolution increases, the pixel density would amount to 515 ppi. Significantly more than the pixel density of the Note 3 so that approximately 386 ppi is.

Earlier there were rumors about the screen of the Galaxy Note 4.’s Phablet A flexible OLED screen that given to the edge runs. Samsung had previously hinted to want to implement in Note 4. Youm new screen technology, this Samsung screen technology has also been used for the OLED screen of the Gear Fit.

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What can we expect from the Galaxy Note 4 specs

to the exact specs of the Galaxy Note 4 it? still guessing. A Galaxy Note 4 qHD screen is in line with expectations and we can imagine that the device also features a modern 801 Snapdragon chipset. The Galaxy Note 3 has 3GB of memory, and a battery with a capacity of 3200 mAh; probably, the new discs over well here. Especially since the qHD screen requires more power.

Also rumored that it is dust and water resistant and is equipped with a 20.1-megapixel camera. The previous Galaxy Note had a 13-megapixel camera on the back and a 2-megapixel front camera. That’s excellent, but according to Samsung it can always be better.

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