The Galaxy Note will perhaps not entitled to a declination Edge this year but others apparently are not excluded. A new rumor from China today suggests the existence of a Galaxy Note 6 Lite.
Unlike its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 6 should come out well in Europe. A rather logical choice since it ultimately should not be any Edge versions up, more or less, to take his place. If the rumors evoked again recently several screen types, as qu’incurvés dishes being tested by Samsung, one should eventually be chosen to equip the future PHABLET. To say that only happen, nothing is less certain to believe a new rumor born on Weibo , since a variation of another kind could ultimately accompany her.
A Galaxy Note 6 Lite in preparation
it is not the form that would change this time, but rather the bottom. Understand the equipment. And it would be a little less good since we are talking of a lighter variation, or “Lite” in the jargon. I must say it would have been hard to beat given the expected equipment on board the Galaxy Note 6 for now: qHD 5.8-inch screen, Snapdragon 823, 6GB of RAM, up to 256 stocakge GB, USB-C port, etc. But then what would be the changes to expect?
Full HD screen, Snapdragon 820 and 4GB of RAM “only”
The display, all of first, its definition would descend in Full HD. It is also likely to be flat even if the original is curved for reasons of economy as saying Lite also said, and especially even more affordable. The chipset is also concerned. The Snapdragon 823 would be replaced by a Snapdragon 820, the same but slower. Note however that this does not logically concerns Europe, where Exynos are generally preferred Snapdragon. Finally, the capacity increase to 4GB RAM.
We would not be surprised that there are still other changes but the source ends. No word on the camera equipment for example. Too bad, but still remember that the Galaxy Note 6 should not be born before July. So we still have time to see it coming and so is logically the same for its possible declination Lite. The latter could even happen a little later. Patience so.
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