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According to the photos published in the news section of the page eTradeSupply.com, the Samsung Galaxy Note will come with 3 display of 5.68 inches over an area of ??only 2.2 mm between the touchscreen and its frame.
following information in accordance with other speculations already providing an increase of approximately 4% of the Note’s screen compared to its predecessor Galaxy Note 2, which had come to market with a display of 5.5 inches.
leak of images comes shortly after the announcement of the specifications made by entertainment sites, trying to anticipate what will be the hardware, the camera, as well as other details about the display of 5.68 “.
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processor Note 3, estimates indicate the presence of a quad-core chip of 2.3 GHz, RAM along with 3 gigabytes of space, plus rear camera with a resolution of 13 megapixels.
The screen shall consist of Super AMOLED technology, with high definition (Full HD) as a proportion of 1,080 x 1,920 pixels. Already clues about pixel density to 386 ppi point, according to the website Phone Arena.
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All specifications are for the account of rumors, since Samsung has not transferred any data about the Galaxy Note 3 unless the event date of its official announcement, scheduled for next September 4.
In recent days, also came the rumor that Nokia will launch its phablet in November to rival the Note 3. Until momennto, the records suggest that the device will be called Nokia Bandit with screen 6 “and 20 MP camera.
(Photo: Reuters)
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