The Dutch portal Mobifo.nl managed to track down the benchmark prepared by Samsung over the weekend Galaxy Note 4, respectively its version marked SM-G910. This is probably only a test copy of the model, which will possibly be sold in Europe as well, since it already contains the new Exynos 5233 processor with an antenna from Intel, which ensures compatibility with LTE Cat.6 networks. In addition to the type of processor, the benchmark also revealed other interesting things related to the phone, which more or less confirm what we learned in the past.
According to the screenshot, the device contains an octa-core processor with an unknown frequency, 3 GB of RAM and an ARM Mali T760 graphics chip. It is worth noting that the benchmark confirmed the diagonal of the display, which remains unchanged. Once again, I will meet a 5.7-inch display, although different from Galaxy Note 3 this model will offer a resolution of 2560 × 1440 points. Galaxy Furthermore, according to the benchmark, the Note 4 has a 16-megapixel rear camera, which refutes speculation that a 12-megapixel camera should be used. The device will then offer an operating system Android 4.4.4 KitKat. Samsung Galaxy The Note 4 will be presented on September 3 at the IFA 2014 trade fair.
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*Source: Mobifo.nl
