Expected to be officially announced on September 3, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is definitely one of the most anticipated large-screened smartphones of the year.
It’s believed that the Note 4 carries the model number SM-N910 - with slightly different variations that you can see here. As of June, Samsung itself is listing an SM-N910A on its official website, mentioning that the device has a display with 1440 x 2560 pixels (Quad HD).
Today, we stumbled upon another somewhat official sighting of the SM-N910: one of South Korea’s mobile operators, namely LG U+, is listing a Samsung SM-N910L on its website. While there’s nothing more than this model number to be seen on LG U+’s website, its presence there might mean that the Note 4 will be available shortly after its announcement.
It’s
said that the screen of the Galaxy Note 4 won’t be larger than the display of the Note 3 (pictured above) from least year, thus measuring 5.7 inches. Of course, the increased pixel resolution (1440 x 2560 versus 1080 x 1920) will result in much sharper images. High-res display aside, the new Galaxy Note should feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor, 3 GB of RAM, a 16 MP rear camera with optical image stabilization, and possibly a front-facing camera of around 4 MP.
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