Samsung Galaxy Note 3 departure from the samsung legacy of plastic
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 departure from the samsung legacy of plastic : Galaxy Note 3 could be a departure from Samsung’s plastic legacy Samsung Galaxy S4 was higher for the combination of high quality and feature-rich software experience. However,
one area that many fans and observers of the Samsung smartphone was
hoping to change the plastic to build its previous flagship product. Of course, Samsung has decided to go with a plastic build, fans, and even competitors such as HTC, cringe on the design.
It seems that Samsung has heard the fans and most importantly, to build their next generation Galaxy Note with aluminum or similar material, not plastic. SamMobile reports that Samsung is a little worried HTC a success and, in particular, with rave reviews of its flagship phone from the Taiwanese manufacturer has received regarding the design and build quality.HTC built using aluminum and aluminum unibody design is a pleasure to hold. Samsung wants to respond to the transition to a more durable material for the Galaxy Note 3. It will also be of different design compared to S4, a change from the ordinary to the Korean electronics giant.
Although the source did not specify what kind of material is used for the body 3 Galaxy Note, he pointed out that in a metal case during the pre-production planning Galaxy S4 is considered. However, Samsung has decided not to go to a smooth production. However, the company expects charging 3S Galaxy lower than the S4 and the sale of structural steel nominal appreciation can be viable.
Other specifications Galaxy Note 3 also identified the source. According to the information note 3 has a 6-inch screen Full HD AMOLED with all the features of the TouchWiz Galaxy S4. Interesting is that the source says there will be more features developed phablet Samsung S4. He will also share 5 S4 chips Octa Exynos processor and LTE. It seems Samsung includes the same or similar 13 megapixel camera on the back. The source also claims that the note 3, the latest version of Android, Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie would be able to run.Earlier today, we heard the Orb in Note 3, which will bring a whole new panoramic experience for smartphones. Hopefully Samsung gets the design materials and construction Note 3 at the time.
It seems that Samsung has heard the fans and most importantly, to build their next generation Galaxy Note with aluminum or similar material, not plastic. SamMobile reports that Samsung is a little worried HTC a success and, in particular, with rave reviews of its flagship phone from the Taiwanese manufacturer has received regarding the design and build quality.HTC built using aluminum and aluminum unibody design is a pleasure to hold. Samsung wants to respond to the transition to a more durable material for the Galaxy Note 3. It will also be of different design compared to S4, a change from the ordinary to the Korean electronics giant.
Although the source did not specify what kind of material is used for the body 3 Galaxy Note, he pointed out that in a metal case during the pre-production planning Galaxy S4 is considered. However, Samsung has decided not to go to a smooth production. However, the company expects charging 3S Galaxy lower than the S4 and the sale of structural steel nominal appreciation can be viable.
Other specifications Galaxy Note 3 also identified the source. According to the information note 3 has a 6-inch screen Full HD AMOLED with all the features of the TouchWiz Galaxy S4. Interesting is that the source says there will be more features developed phablet Samsung S4. He will also share 5 S4 chips Octa Exynos processor and LTE. It seems Samsung includes the same or similar 13 megapixel camera on the back. The source also claims that the note 3, the latest version of Android, Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie would be able to run.Earlier today, we heard the Orb in Note 3, which will bring a whole new panoramic experience for smartphones. Hopefully Samsung gets the design materials and construction Note 3 at the time.
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