Already last month, we brought the first information about the device labeled Samsung SM-G750. At the time, we thought it would be about Galaxy S5 Prime, where "Prime" will have a similar meaning to "Lite" or "Neo". But it looks like this device will have a name Galaxy S5 Neo. Everything we've heard about it so far points to it being a lower-resolution S5. According to available information, the phone will offer a display with a resolution of 1280 × 720 pixels, while the standard Galaxy The S5 has a Full HD display.
As she now revealed Zauba, the phone will offer a 5.1-inch display, fueling speculation that it will be a "Neo" or "Lite" version Galaxy S5. Available information says that the phone will offer a Snapdragon 800 processor with a clock speed of 2.3 GHz and 2 GB of RAM, thanks to which it will continue to be a high-end device. But the question remains how customers will react to it, especially to its display. You have to reckon with a lower pixel density compared to Galaxy S5. While the display on the standard model has a density of 432 ppi, the display on Galaxy The S5 Neo will have a density of 288 ppi, which means that users will be able to detect individual pixels. However, if the display resolution is in second place, then the phone can find a lot of fans.
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