BENGALURU: They say that for innovation, sky is not the limit, and that’s rather holding true for the South Korean mobile manufacture. Samsung who back in 2013 revealed that it plans to launch Smartphones with 4K AMOLED display is finally holding its promise together and according to reports it suggests that the first phone to brag with it is the Galaxy Note 5, reports NDTV.
According to tip received by blog site Phone Arena, it is said that Samsung is allegedly cooking up a new Ultra HD display that is set to measure 5.9 inches and sport an Ultra HD Super AMOLED display with more than 700 pixels per inch. In addition the phone could also offer a 4K resolution of 3840x2160 pixels.
Though there is no official announcement from Samsung, it’s reported that Samsung would kick start mass-producing the new display in August, which means it could be ready for the next Galaxy Note, which typically rolls out around the start of fall.
So as the display makers battle to top each other with higher and higher resolutions continue, it’s a big question whether if the average person really be able to notice the finer details? We'll to know that we have wait and watch when the real product with screens at 3840x2160 pixels are finally out next year.
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