N750′s user profile appeared, giving us more specific details about the device. The screen will have a resolution of 720p (previous rumors say 5.5-5.7 inch LCD) and the phablet will run on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.
Note that the rumors about model numbers for Note 3 Lite are N7500 – for 3G version and N7505 – for LTE version. N750 is either a common name for both, or refers to the 3G version. In any case, screen specs and OS version should be the same on both devices.
CES starts next week and MWC a month later and there can be the possibility of a Samsung Unpacked event to officially unveil the Galaxy Note 3 Lite.
We imagine that this device would be an extremely popular one as when compared with Samsung Galaxy Note, it resembles a lot and it comes with one of the lowest prices possible. Let’s see next it’s price.
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite weighs in at 5.7in (two sizes are said to be in consideration), that’d yield a so-so PPI rating of 257.
Jelly Bean Android 4.3 is also apparently on board, though there’s always the chance the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite will be upgraded to KitKat Android 4.4 in time for launch. Maybe.
Other rumored Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite specs include an 8MP camera (down from 13MP) and a LCD display (as opposed to AMOLED). Meh.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite launch is tipped to go down at Mobile World Congress 2014 next month.
Sammy Today has discovered several models in the Bluetooth SIG database as follows:
Galaxy Note Pro 12.2: SM-P905 international / European model (LTE), SM-P901 European model (GSM only), SM-P905V North American model (LTE), SM-P905M South American model (LTE), SM-P900 European model (Wi-Fi). A SM-P907A model has been rumored to hit AT&T later this year.
Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2: SM-T905 European model (LTE), SM-T900 European model (Wi-Fi)
Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1: SM-T520 model
Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4: SM-T320 model
Galaxy Tab 3 Lite: SM-T111 model
Samsung is yet to confirm the product name for these devices, but we’ll also note that some of them have made a visit to the FCC as well, on top of the Bluetooth SIG.
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