After the presentation of the Galaxy S20, the first leaks of the next flagship of Samsung. With a launch scheduled for August this year, in case the current coronavirus crisis does not drastically change the company’s schedule, the new series Galaxy Note 20 It will debut with interesting design, performance and camera updates.
Known under the code name Project Canvas, he Galaxy Note 20 was recently seen in renders High-quality courtesy of LetsGoDigital and Concept Creator, suggesting it would have a curved 6.9 or 7-inch Super AMOLED display with Infinity-O design, QHD + resolution, and 120Hz refresh rate.
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In February, Samsung Display presented its new OLED displays optimized for the 5G era that reduce blue light emission and energy consumption. According to Jee-ho Baek, the company’s vice president of mobile devices, these panels would offer “sharp images, distinctive designs, low power consumption and increasingly eye-protective functionality.”
This type of screen would be implemented in the Galaxy Note 20, which would help to improve the high battery consumption that a refresh rate of 120Hz demands. Also, the renowned leakers Ice Universe and Max Weinbach have coincided that the series will wear a design very similar to Galaxy S20, except that it would arrive with square corners and next to a renovated S-Pen.
Performance wise, upcoming premium phones from Samsung will have as standard the 5G connectivity, so they will be equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 processor for models aimed at the United States and the Exynos 990 chipset for the rest of the countries. Plus, they’ll get up to 16GB of RAM and a 5,000mAh battery.
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On the other hand, the photographic section of Galaxy Note 20 It would also bear great similarities with that of the S20, according to Ice Universe. In that sense, we can expect a system composed of up to four cameras and a 108 megapixel sensor, although they would offer better performance.
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