Samsung Galaxy Note III will receive an 8-core processor and a 6.3-inch display

After the announcement of the 8-core Exynos 5 processor Octa questions will be based on what the new mobile flagship of Samsung, have ceased to exist by themselves. And new evidence suggests these assumptions.

In particular, a columnist for The Korea Times, citing an anonymous employee of Samsung said that the next generation of Korean - Galaxy Note III - will be based on a strong platform of Samsung Exynos 5 Octa, combines four high performance kernel for Cortex-A15 architecture and four energy-efficient Kernel architecture Cortex-A7.

In addition, they found out that the Samsung Galaxy Note III will be equipped with 6.3-inch display with a resolution of yet unknown. For comparison, the Galaxy Note I installed 5.3-inch, Ascend Mate Huawei's use touch screen with a diagonal of 6.1 inches and a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels. So that the characteristics of the new Galaxy Note screen will certainly not worse, and we can talk about the resolution of 1080p.

Other specifications Samsung Galaxy Note III to be announced. According to rumors, the new Korean unit will be submitted at the end of this year and it will go on sale in the autumn, as well as its predecessors.

Galaxy Note III: the first rumors about the screen from 6.3”

Huawei seems to work on a 6" Sony looks like it could in return produce a model of this size, and the "poor" as Samsung can do to impress everyone at the launch of the Galaxy Note III? Simple: with a screen 6.3" well , which makes it increasingly difficult to use the name phablet, as a device of this size has little of the phone and much of the tablet.

Needless still racking too much about at the moment: Galaxy Note II and its 5.5" are just beginning to reap success and probably will not see the third generation 1 September, 2013, so there will be time for a lot of rumors like this to circulate. However, we are curious to know what you think: what is the maximum size of phone can still be considered as such, and not as a pan turn your ear? If you pass the comparison.