Seoul: Samsung is expected to launch another version of Samsung Galaxy Note 3, as new report claims that the device may be the first to pack hexa-core processor.
Samsung’s been popping out Pro devices like a rain-soaked silicon Mogwi this week, but the company be about to switch focus to its second tier options, judging by alleged leaked internal documents.
GSM Arena claims to have gotten its hands on Samsung literature showing full specs for the rumored Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo, with one particularly interesting nuance.
According to the documents the scaled back Note 3 Neo will contain a 1.7GHz dual-core and a 1.3GHz quad-core processor. If true, it’d make the as-yet-unofficial device, the “industry’s first” hexa-core phone.
As with the grown-up version of the Galaxy Note 3, the processor would appear to be built on the ARM-based big.LITTLE tech, with the tasks split between the more and less powerful cores to boost efficiency.
As far as other specs are concerned, the leaked documents peg the Note 3 Neo with a 5.5-inch 720p AMOLED screen, similar to the one nestling within 2012’s Samsung Galaxy Note 2 handset.
That’s not where the similarities end, the literature also suggests the device will have 2GB of RAM, an 8-megapixel camera, and a 3,100 mAh battery.
The Note 3 Neo will borrow the faux-leather rear casing from its namesake, as well as the Android 4.3 operating system, Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity, and HSPA+ 42mbps.
If the documents turn out to be genuine, we wouldn’t be at all surprised to see this handset arrive at Mobile World Congress next month, where the Galaxy S5 handset is also rumored to be making its bow.
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