In less than a month, the hotly-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will be announced. Samsung has already sent out invites for its Unpacked 2014 event where the phablet will make its first appearance. As for its specs, scroll past the jump to have an idea on what to expect.
Galaxy Note 4 rendered image. (credit: rifeshare.com)
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 unofficial specs:
5.7-inch QHD display @ 2560 x 1440 resolution
1.3GHz Samsung Exynos 5433 octa-core or 2.45GHz Snapdragon 805 processor
ARM Mali-1760 GPU or Adreno 420
3GB RAM
32GB internal storage (expandable via microSD)
16MP rear camera with OIS
3.68MP front camera
LTE support
S pen support
In addition, the Galaxy Note 4 is also expected to come with an IP67 certification for dust and water resistance. It should also sport new sensors: Heart rate monitor, fingerprint reader, and UV sensor for added features.
The Galaxy Note lineup has always been a success for three generations now thanks to its beefy internals and fluid performance. These are the same reasons why people have been looking forward to the arrival of this fourth generation phablet. Stay tuned as we wait for the announcement of its specs during the upcoming event on September 3.
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Stick a 4000mAh – 5000mAh battery in it and I’m 100% sold on the first day!
heto na naman.. mas maganda pa yung render kesa actual phone.. wala sa kalahati XD
Correct ka brother! Sana yung mga nagrerender nalang ang kunin ng Samsung para sa design team nila. Ganda ng mga renderings tapos pagdating ng unit ang layo ng itsura. hehehe
If the official specs are going to be somewhere along the line of the unofficial specs above, I guess it’s not yet time to upgrade my note 3. Not unless it’s offering something more than just the beefed up specs. Well, more time to save up!
I was thinking the same thing. Coming from the Note 1, I skipped the second generation. I guess the odd model numbers are the ones which had more to offer than the even-numbered models. So I will wait for my Note 5.
Ang kulit nung render. Kinopya ang LG G3 UI. Hahaha.
“News sensors” really? That’s a lot of sensors… TV Patrol or 24 Oras? “News”