The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will be launched in 2017 by the Samsung company, and according to some information that appeared today, it will have some surprising features. First, you can see in the image below an alleged sketch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 that would have been taken from one of the factories of the Samsung company, where the prototypes are tested.
According to today's information, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 would have a screen with a diagonal of 6.4 inches and 4K resolution. Yes, you read that right, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could have a screen almost as big as that of a tablet, and that's because, based on the sketch below, the edges of the front panel are going to disappear in this product as well.
With a diagonal of 6.4 inches, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will have a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, if we go by the specifications of this resolution. In reality, there is a very high chance that the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will actually have a resolution of 4428 x 2160 pixels because the length of the screen is much larger than the width and unusual for such a resolution.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could have a huge screen
However, the implementation of a screen with a diagonal of 6.4 inches in the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is an extremely brave move, even from the Samsung company. We are talking about an extremely large size for a smartphone screen, but the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 must be much, much more spectacular than the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
To support such a large screen, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will have the two Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 or Exynos 8895 chips. These are also used in the Samsung Galaxy S8, but for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 it could have higher frequencies to support a much higher working resolution than other terminals.
Finally, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will also have 6 GB of RAM, just like the Samsung Galaxy S8 terminals sold in China, not in Europe. Having said that, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could be extremely interesting and far ahead of Samsung's competitors thanks to such a large screen and the appropriate resolution.
