The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is nearing its speculated month of release, something that has expectedly kept a lot of techies at the edge of their seats. The phablet is expected to be the Korean company’s finishing kick, mostly because of the high-end specs that remain unofficial until launch.
GeekBench spotting
Much of the specs of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will carry were mentioned by Geekbench for the model number (SM-930F). That included the device sporting an octacore CPU, 3 GB of RAM and Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box. Take note that the RAM count was seen by many as an error since the device is expected to come with 4 GB RAM.
AnTuTu database spotting
While the mindset of most with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has been practically set, AnTuTu listed something a bit different.
On its end, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was listed of having a quad core CPU, 4 GB of RAM and something that would run only on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. The device in mention carried a different model number as well (SM-930V) according to Times News.
Other than those glaring differences, the AnTuTu listing of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 points out the quad core CPU as a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, an Adreno 530 GPU, a QHD display (2560x1440 pixels) which could range between 5.7 to 6 inches. A 13 MP main camera, a 5 MP front camera and 64 GB of internal storage rounded up the listing.
It remains to be seen why the two listings showed something different though the model numbers are different. There are rumors that believe that there could be multiple variants of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 though all that remains to be seen.
Right now, folks waiting for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 may have just gotten confused though all that should be straightened out in a couple of weeks. Could it launch on August 2?