Samsung may have just spilled confirmation that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will feature a 6.3-inch display in the launch materials for its Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone.
The South Korean manufacturer has launched a flashy microsite to show off its new Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone, which was unveiled at an even flashier New York event last night.
However, if you click on the Accessories section and scroll right a couple of times, you’ll find that Samsung is planning a Game Pad peripheral for its powerful 5-inch phone.
That’s interesting enough as it is, but take note of the second bullet-point, which claims that the supported screen sizes are 4-inch to 6.3-inch.
We know that Samsung has produced 4-inch smartphones since the days of the original Samsung Galaxy S, but there’s no 6.3-inch device in the range. Not yet, anyway.
Samsung Galaxy Note Rumours
Back in January, we reported on rumours circulating the industry concerning the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. In particular, it was being suggested that the company’s third ‘phablet’ would sport a 6.3-inch display.
That appeared to be quite a jump from the 5.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 2, but with the Samsung Galaxy S4 weighing in with a 5-inch display, the Note range is going to have to expand in order to remain relevant.
Now it appears as if Samsung itself has confirmed the rumours of a 6.3-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Here’s hoping they officially launch it with a little more restraint than they did last night.
Is 6.3-inches too big, or has the launch of all these 5-inch smartphones convinced you that they can get even bigger? Let us know via the Trusted Reviews Twitter and Facebook feeds or through the comment boxes below.
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