Ever since last year, the Galaxy Note 3 has been subjected to rumors concerning its screen sizes. These mostly revolved around the display slated to measure either 5.9 or 6.3 inches.
However, certain information with respect to the Note 3 has been unraveled which tips the finger more towards the 6.3-inch inbuilt display. The company has developed a showy microsite for the GS4, which had been announced recently in New York. The accessory section of this comprises of details regarding a particular Game Pad.
A detachable controller to render an on-the-go playing experience, the Game Pad makes room for the smartphone which doubles as a gaming console with the help of NFC Tectile. Speaking of the appearance, it will bear two thumb sticks as well as four action buttons. In addition to this, users will find dual shoulder keys integrated on the device as well.
However, it has come to the notice of folks from Trusted Reviews that the bit of information also points out the device’s ability to swallow a handset possessing a display measuring 4 to 6.3 inches. This does come across as pretty explicit piece of news, bearing in mind that none of the company’s smartphones currently exhibits the maximum specified display size. This leak on the other hand, is naturally insufficient to deduce if it is precisely the 6.3-inch phablet in the works.
In other news, the handset is moreover expected to encompass a Sharp-made LCD screen and not AMOLED technology that has been conferred upon its older siblings. If proven true, this development will mostly be undertaken to optimize the usage of the S Pen. Apparently, the device will also be sharing the same Exynos Octa 5 processor introduced in the GS4.
In any case, the release details for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 may not surface before the latter half of this year. So we might just be seeing a lot more of this conflict between the 5.9- and 6.3-inch speculations. Also, there might be a very slim chance the South Korean conglomerate may ship two variants of the handset in terms of its screen measurements, since it has settled the quad core and octa core estimations for the GS4 by launching a region-specific model of each.