Announced during the IFA 2014, the Galaxy Note 4 is the latest ultra high-end phone from Samsung. Equipped with a better screen, better processor and a better camera than its predecessor, it is already positioned as a very successful product. Reinforced by its semi-metallic design printing.
A semi-metal design
So visually, the Galaxy Note 4 shows little difference against the Note 3, in reality, a detail differs not least. The phablette 2014 Samsung team a solid metal frame in the vein of that already offers the Alpha Galaxy. A long overdue Samsung and ultimately could completely replace plastic material on some models.
Super AMOLED screen Quad HD 2560 x 1440 pixels
With its definition of Quad HD 2560 x 1440 pixels, the Super AMOLED screen Galaxy Note 4 produces more detailed than the pictures Note 3 But this is not all cases in addition to offering a higher level of detail It also produces more natural than previous generations AMOLED colors.
A 805 Snapdragon processor
Except for unbeatable Tegra K1, 805 Snapdragon processor is currently what you can find better Android. Faster than the S800 and S801, it can better manage the (many) pixel screen and offers 4G LTE Category 6-300 Mbit twice as fast as the Category 4 of our high current range.
A photo sensor Smart OIS 16 Megapixels
Not content to offer some Megapixels more than the high-end of 2013, something that was already GS5, the camera sensor is 16 megapixels technology team Smart OIS optical stabilization which should significantly improve the quality of shots and videos while providing a setting time of ultra-small view.
Moreover, whether you addicted to selfies or not, we will appreciate to have a better front camera, for video conferencing. In addition, the sensor before 3.7 Megapixels (opening f / 1.9) has many dedicated modes and can even make selfies to 120 degrees.
An improved S-Pen stylus
So visually, it remains much the same every year, the S-Pen stylus has yet undergone many improvements. Thus, if the Note 3 already offers the best performance, the board by the fourth generation of the phablette is even better.
The handwriting recognition is more accurate, the interface and dedicated applications were optimized and the stylus can now be used as a mouse by selecting multiple items at once by simply sliding.
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So visually, the Galaxy Note 4 shows little difference against the Note 3, in reality, a detail differs not least. The phablette 2014 Samsung team a solid metal frame in the vein of that already offers the Alpha Galaxy. A long overdue Samsung and ultimately could completely replace plastic material on some models.
Super AMOLED screen Quad HD 2560 x 1440 pixels
With its definition of Quad HD 2560 x 1440 pixels, the Super AMOLED screen Galaxy Note 4 produces more detailed than the pictures Note 3 But this is not all cases in addition to offering a higher level of detail It also produces more natural than previous generations AMOLED colors.
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Except for unbeatable Tegra K1, 805 Snapdragon processor is currently what you can find better Android. Faster than the S800 and S801, it can better manage the (many) pixel screen and offers 4G LTE Category 6-300 Mbit twice as fast as the Category 4 of our high current range.
A photo sensor Smart OIS 16 Megapixels
Not content to offer some Megapixels more than the high-end of 2013, something that was already GS5, the camera sensor is 16 megapixels technology team Smart OIS optical stabilization which should significantly improve the quality of shots and videos while providing a setting time of ultra-small view.
An improved S-Pen stylus
So visually, it remains much the same every year, the S-Pen stylus has yet undergone many improvements. Thus, if the Note 3 already offers the best performance, the board by the fourth generation of the phablette is even better.
The handwriting recognition is more accurate, the interface and dedicated applications were optimized and the stylus can now be used as a mouse by selecting multiple items at once by simply sliding.
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