According to recent news, the Samsung Galaxy Note III will be unveiled on September 4th, two days before the IFA Conference kicks off at Berlin on Friday September 6th.
It is not yet clear what the specifications of the phablet will be, according to some rumours the Note III will have a 5.7 inch screen while other state that the phablet will be released with a 5.9 inch screen. However all sources seem to agree that this device will be Samsung’s most powerful phablet to date, sporting an eight core processor, eight core graphics processing unit and 3 GB of RAM.
Again, it is not yet clear what operating system will the Samsung phablet be running. Some are saying that it will run Android 4.3 while others state that the Note III is expected to run Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie.
In most probability, the new Samsung Note will include a 13 megapixel camera. There are rumours that the camera on the Note III will include a feature called image stabilisation, which is a feature normally used in high end cameras. However this has not been confirmed by Samsung.
The Note III is expected to be 8mm think and weigh 183g (6.46 oz). Earlier rumours suggested that the Note III would replica watches swiss be shipped with a flexible display while other suggested that Samsung’s new phablet will have a metallic body. However, both these rumours have been dismissed as of late.
It is not yet known what will be the price tag at launch, however most agree that the Samsung Galaxy Note III should be priced with a price tag of around $800 (£540, €620 or AUD 880).
