5 The Samsung Galaxy Note S-Pen maintains this concept – Red Planet

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 keeps the S-Pen on this concept

Rishi Ramesh famed designer designs Samsung brand has again surprised us with a design for Samsung Galaxy Note 5 that next year should appear. In this case how could it be otherwise Rishi design keeps the S-Pen as a feature of the new Samsung Galaxy Note 5 .

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 keeps the S-Pen on this concept

We’re talking about a terminal in design includes a large screen 5.9 inches, reaching the current size of the new Nexus 6. In addition, the absence of side frames in the design that we present today is one of the defining characteristics of this design. The screen not only surprised by its size as 4K resolution and would be manufactured with SuperAMOLED technology, given the latest technology upgrades would give a very satisfactory result.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 keeps the S-Pen on this concept

As mentioned above the S-pen would remain two possible versions come if this concept is become a reality, 64 GB and 128 GB internal storage to distinguish the two versions. The rear camera 21 Mpx reach but it would be the amount of pixels so that the camera would be spectacular. Other features such as optical image stabilization (OIS) or video recording in 4K is what really makes it different from the camera of this Samsung Galaxy Note 5 .

The front camera would be designed especially for selfies as the 8MP is more than enough for the quality of the picture taken with this camera is remarkable. In terms of pure power data we would find a 810 Snapdragon 2.8GHz processor along with 3GB of RAM LPDDR4 type.

5 The Samsung Galaxy Note S-Pen maintains this concept

Finally, to feed this dark beast needed a battery and therefore the designer has not forgotten this point and included a battery of 4200 mAh which should give the terminal will last a day of heavy use on a single charge per day. We face a powerful terminal, with autonomy and elegant in its design that maintains the main hallmarks of the series initiated in time for the first version of the Note, big screen and s-pen. What do you think of this design and features to a terminal that must appear within almost a full year?