Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 Today, the first evidence of the fact that he will be humiliated without the right to appeal by the phones that will be launched by the competition has been revealed, but that was to be expected, wasn't it? You can see below the first performance tests made on two distinct models of the Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10, and both confirm the fact that the performances that will be offered will be far below the expectations of those who know that the iPhone 11 will be very powerful.
Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 it will use the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor in some countries, or the Exynos 9820 in others, and unfortunately they are far below the A12 processor in terms of performance, the same being true for the A13. The scores obtained in the performance tests by the Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 are extremely close to those of the S10 series, but this should not be a surprise, considering that both have the same hardware, perhaps only with the exception of the storage medium.
Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10, First Evidence CONFIRMS that it will be HUMILIATED
Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 with 12 GB of RAM and 5G connectivity is used for the result obtained in the above test, approaching to a certain extent the iPhone XS, and surpassing some competing Android phones. We are more than likely talking about the Pro version of the Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 series phones, and this is because it also has 12 GB of RAM, something that we will not see in the standard phones, which will also have a smaller screen implemented by those from Samsung.
Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 it is presented in the second test with an Exynos 9820 processor, which of course has much worse performance, but this is no longer a novelty for users around the world. The battery autonomy will not be better on these Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 phone models either, so things will not change much compared to the S10 series, at least on the performance side.
Samsung GALAXY NOTE 10 it will be officially presented in the summer of this year, most likely somewhere around August, but for now there are no very clear details about it.
