Into Samsung has launched its second generation Galaxy Note phablet last fall and we are already waiting for his successor Galaxy Note 3 coming soon, maybe in September. It seems, however, that the Koreans have not abandoned their phablet previous generation according to a leaked benchmark, which tests an updated version of Galaxy Note 2 .
Into The device was supposedly tested with the Snapdragon chipset 600 and not the Exynos 4412, which was originally equipped with the phablet.
Into The next variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has been spotted in a reference database AnTuTu and this presence has revealed its model number N7108D . The original Galaxy Note 2 has the model number N7100. The last digit indicates that the new device is probably reserved for the Chinese market, so we could not attend a global release of the updated version.
Into In any case, the evaluation board, which you can see in the image attached, has revealed some of the specifications of the Galaxy Note 2 updated. The phablet will be powered by a Snapdragon processor 600 with quad-core processor clocked at 1.9 GHz (just like that of the Samsung Galaxy smartphone S4 I9505) and run the operating system Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean .Into Pretty impressive, the alleged impending variant of the Galaxy Note 2 has managed to record a score of 26.901 points . This is a significant upgrade over the international version currently available that is able to receive ‘only’ 13,562 points on the same test.
Into Unfortunately, there is no official word from Samsung if there is really such a variant of the Galaxy Note 2, and while all eyes are focused in September, a time when Samsung is expected to announce the Galaxy Note 3.
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