We’re near the halfway point of the year and Samsung’s already launched (and announced) more than five Galaxy smartphones—none of them being the Galaxy Note 3. To no surprise though, we’ve heard rumblings of the phablet successor coming in Q3, along with some other notable rumors including a new design and larger screen. Here’s another one to add to the list.
According to Korean news site ETNews, the company will supposedly be launching four different models of the Galaxy Note 3. There’s no word on what each purposed model would carry in terms of specs, but we could only imagine internal memory and processing power would vary on all four versions. Considering Samsung’s recent moves to expand its Galaxy catalog in just a matter of months, this doesn’t seem farfetched. Does it?
[ETNews]
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