The site gsmarena.com has unveiled a preview of what will be the processor, or rather the SoC (System On Chip) used by the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Thanks to a screenshot of the software CPU-Z used precisely to verify the specifications of the hardware Note 5, there is in fact in the “Hardware” the presence of the Exynos 7422 SoC processor, which apparently is an improved version of the model used Exynos 7420 from Samsung for its smartphone Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.
Confirmed the rumor that the Notes 5 will have 4 GB of RAM as well as 32GB of internal memory, though it is not yet clear whether the notes 5 will have a microSD memory slot. Running, as the operating system, you will Lollipop Android 5.1.1, which is the latest version launched by Google.
The 5.7-inch qHD display will certainly have some new technology as the company has always Korean has accustomed us to the launch of a new version of its Galaxy Note. Finally, little curiosity, for the name that will be given to the international version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, which will be called SM-N920F. To confirm the technical specifications have to wait until mid-August, the date of the official launch.
THE DESIGN AND THE DILEMMA “SD”
As for the design and materials, increasingly strategic aspect, although there is much to say on the current dominance that the contents of the container, it is expected that the Notes 5 is aesthetically derived to some extent from S6. We will find, therefore, a completely metallic bodywork (and not hybrid plastic with aluminum frame of Note 4). A quantum leap: goodbye then to the terrifying cover leatherette that marked the last two generations of the Korean crossover. But, and this is the sore point, in the wake Treat the beautiful design will almost certainly lose the removable battery and, far more serious, even the removable memory with MicroSD card because it is not yet clear whether the notes 5 will have a slot for microSD but there is little hope.
Among the technical reasons that addurranno those of Samsung there will be also the fact that the internal storage is made memories UFS 2.0 far faster read and write cards Sd. It would create a bottleneck. Maybe no one would notice, though. We still think that the expansion of the memory is well and good. Ok that’s’ the cloud, but the plane as I access my files ?? And on vacation, even when roaming abroad as robbery, no wi-fi and 3G / 4G, I have to pay a bang to see my photos? Any enough to get angry with Samsung if it were confirmed the elimination of external memory as occurred with S6. Copy the defects Apple seems like a bad idea. And among other things, the need to buy one version with a cut memory bodied (we assume 32, 64 and 128 Gb) will increase, as happened with S6, prices. And it is easy to predict that any notes 5 128 GB will cost over 1,000 / 1,100 euro .. see what happens, but in the meantime keep our fingers crossed.
Finally, the Notes 5, and its possible variants Edge with curved display, it will not likely be the only Samsung-end top with mega display. In fact, there are rumors about the imminent launch of a Galaxy S6 Plus, with 5.5-inch screen. One way to respond is to competitors like LG and its G4, both Apple iPhone 6 (4.7 inches) and iPhone 6 Plus with its 5.5-inch display is the phablet with the smallest and the largest body of all. With the latest models from the house of Apple has entered with great success in the mainstream of smartphones with large screens for the parameters of Apple (the atria mounted on the 4.7-inch device “Mini”), while iPhone 6 Plus has created a crossover, a cross between tablet and smartphone, but instead of the Notes has the S Pen, which is worth repeating, is a sophistic input system and management interface, which allows you to do wonderful things is not an ancient legacy of the old stylus PDAs (name that should be semantically recovered). The new S6 Edge was thus to multiply the forces against the Californian model. Samsung is accustomed to such strategies designed to multiply the offer, but this often confuses consumers and will raise the costs of development, marketing and service.
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