Samsung will be holding a dedicated press conference in Germany on September 4 to launch the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch.
The next addition to the Galaxy Note range and the first Samsung Galaxy Smartwatch will be given a formal launch at the Berlin-based IFA conference on September 4.
The September 4 launch date for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has been teased before, with further confirmation coming today from Korean site Daum.
According to the leak, the South Korean electronics manufacturer will also unveil its Samsung smartwatch which it confirmed in March.
“We’ve been preparing the watch product for so long,” said Lee Young Hee, Samsung’s Executive Vice President. “We are preparing products for the future, and the watch is definitely one of them.”
The Samsung smartwatch will fall under the Samsung Gear branding, which encompasses “watches, blocks, wristbands and bracelets” among other devices.
The Samsung Gear range is said to be a collection of “watches that communicate data to personal digital assistants, smart phones, tablet PCs, PDA, and personal computers through internet websites and other computer and electronic communications networks; watchbands that communicate data to [the same devices].”
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Rumours
The latest Samsung Galaxy Note 3 rumours suggest that the S Pen stylus wielding smartphone will launch with several different screen sizes.
Apparently, 5.5-inch, 5.7-inch and 6-inch versions of the smartphone will reportedly touch down on September 4, although such small size differences seem a little strange to us.
Samsung may use these varying sizes to target different price ranges, similar to the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini duo.
Earlier rumours suggested that the 5.7-inch version would have 3GB of RAM, a 1.9GHz quad-core CPU and a Samsung Galaxy S4 matching 13-megapixel rear camera.
Next read our Samsung Galaxy S4 tips and tricks.
Via: SammyHub
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