The presentation of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 takes place in a few days on 3 September at the IFA 2014 in Berlin. Now the smartphone is apparently before the official presentation on a poster, which is intended for the IFA 2014. Unfortunately, the quality of the picture is very bad, so you cannot really see the details of your smartphone. But the additional qHD under the name Samsung Galaxy Note 4 basically confirmed again that the smartphone will be equipped with a quad-HD display.
On the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 QHD poster we see basically a relatively large smartphone with extremely narrow margins around the display. That would certainly fit the images that were already in circulation, the edges and the Home button but act a bit oddly shaped. But the basic shape of the S Pen also fits the already emerged images and we see here the first time the white version after previous pictures have shown only the model in black. Unfortunately, the Galaxy Note 4 can only be seen on this poster from the front and the aluminum frame is not really visible because of poor quality.
Something interesting facts are then already in the form of User Agent Profile of a Samsung SM-N910T, which is the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. With this model name, the smartphone is already repeatedly appeared in various benchmarks and other databases. Here the resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels will be confirmed again. Unfortunately, the information is not available for screen size.
According to current information, we expect a further 5.7-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Quad-HD displays and a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels. The smartphone processor 5433, the 3 GB RAM and over 16 GB of internal memory is selectively driven by Snapdragon 805 or Exynos available. There is also a new 16-MP camera with OIS image stabilizer, a frame of aluminum, like the Galaxy Alhpa, and a revised S Pen. Overall, the design should be much edgier but also high quality. Thus, the new model could even be slightly more compact.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 qHD displays on IFA 2014 Poster
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