It’s always a good idea to keep an eye on the AnTuTu benchmark database because you never know what will turn up. The latest discovery from the depths of the database is what appears to be benchmarks from two different variants of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4. With the release of the Galaxy S5 LTE-A earlier this week, we know that Samsung has Quad HD displays and the new Snapdragon 805 processor ready for use in its devices, and sure enough, at least one of these benchmarks come from a device with just that.
The other device also sports a Quad HD display, but instead has what will be Samsung’s new octacore Exynos 5433 processor; presumably, the different variants will be available in different regions and markets depending on the availability of LTE services. Along with those headlining specifications, the Note 4 looks like it will also have 3GB RAM, 32GB storage, will be running Android 4.4.3 (presumably at least Android 4.4.4 by release), and a 16MP rear camera paired with a 3.68MP front camera. The Note 4 is expected to make its annual appearance at IFA in September, however as with all leaks of this nature, it’s best taken with a grain of salt.
What do you think about these Samsung Galaxy Note 4 specs if they were real? Are you going to get the Note 4? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
Source: AnTuTu via Phone Arena
