There are only six days to the big announcement of the Galaxy Note 7, but do not stop leaking images and information of the new phablet top line of Samsung. The South Korean will hold an event on August 2 in New York, Rio de Janeiro and London to mark their newest flagship. We have seen many machine images, including its variant with flat screen. Now another picture leaked also showing the new S Pen of Samsung.
The image below is not a final product, where we can see marks on the bottom of the housing around the capacitive buttons, showing that this is a unit not finished product. Anyway, you can see that it is fully functional and displays the time and some notifications on the screen thanks to the use Always on display has been improved this time.
Several sources claim that Samsung may have given up to bring a traditional version device, relying only on a model with curved screen as the line Edge of the company. However, variant recorded by Anatel was the SM-N930F, which theoretically should be the model with flat, as there is a SM-N935F variant appearing in benchmark tests – also confirming the presence of Exynos chipset 8893.
Returning to the image above, the S Pen model has to be similar to that which was launched with the Galaxy Note 5, but some sources claim that Samsung made improvements to expand the accessory detection by the smartphone. Even, it is even stated that the new crayon company can be used underwater, as the Galaxy Note 7 will come with IP68 certification.
The new phablet company is cogitated to come with 5 screen , 7-inch Quad HD, Snapdragon 821 chipset or Exynos 8893, 4 or 6 GB of RAM, 64-256 GB of storage (support for external memory), 0:05 megapixel camera, 4,000 mAh battery, USB-C, reader biometric embedded in the home button, iris reader and Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow with redesigned TouchWiz (Grace UX).
You wait for a traditional version of the device or think the future of the Galaxy line will be models only curved screen? In six days we will finally have an answer about the end or not the company’s flagships with flat screen.
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