Duh duh. Belum 36 hours ganti ke N5 deh. Sol Sent from my Gold Note 5 On Feb 29, 2016 5:54 PM, "Ronny Fredila" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wuiih...mantap bener kalau begini. Dapat dari bbrp sumber, salah satunya > ini. > > http://www.valuewalk.com/2016/02/galaxy-note-6-specs-256-gb-sd/ > > By Christopher Morris on February 27, 2016 9:06 am in Technology > > The Galaxy Note range has been something of a highlight for Samsung over > the last couple of years, and it looks as if based on the early > leaksregarding the Galaxy Note 6 that this will be the case once more. > Samsung has made a habit of packing its premium phablet with some > outstanding specs in recent years, and this looks set to continue with the > Galaxy Note 6. > > Galaxy Note 6 will have 256GB storage > > Reports have indicated that the next major device from Samsung could come > with 256GB of storage. It would seem to be essential for Samsung to really > deliver something outstanding in this department with the Galaxy Note 6, as > it is possible to boost the memory of the recently released Galaxy S7 up to > 200GB via micro SD. > > With Samsung having just announced its new 256GB Universal Flash Storage > for mobile devices, it seems highly possible that the Korean corporation > will utilize this in the next generation Galaxy Note 6. > > This new Samsung memory device will deliver the sort of outstandingly fast > speed that mobile consumers require in the contemporary era, also ensuring > that vast data capacity is possible. Another boost for Samsung is that the > technology can assist with delivering a compact chip size in the high-end > Galaxy Note 6; something that is particularly important considering that > Samsung will be once again looking to make the device as slimline as > possible. > > The new technology is based on Samsung’s mostadvanced V-NAND flash memory > chips, while there is a new specifically designed high-performance > controller included as well, according to reports. The UFS memory handles > up to 45,000 and 40,000 input / output operations per second for random > reading and writing respectively. If this seems rather obtuse and > meaningless, it should be pointed out that this is double the speed of the > previous generation of UFS memory, which was capable of between 14,000 and > 19,000 input / output operations per second. > > This suggests that the Galaxy Note 6 could be an absolutely stonking > device in terms of speed and power, something that Samsung would clearly > love to deliver as it attempts to close the gap on the market-leading > Apple. Its great rival has built up something of a lead in the consumer > electronics niche over the last couple of years, and now that Samsung has > stabilized its financial position after some periods of declining profits, > the Korean company can once again concentrate on challenging Apple. And an > outstanding Galaxy Note 6 can play a major role in this process. > > Samsung outlines UFS > > The hierarchy of Samsung has already commented on this new technology and > what it can offer the Galaxy range in the future. Joo Sun Choi, Executive > Vice President of Memory Sales and Marketing at Samsung, took the time > recently to outline the benefits of the new UFS memory, and was bullish > about its potential in the consumer electronics marketplace. > > “By providing high-density UFS memory that is nearly twice as fast as a > SATA SSD for PCs, we will contribute to a paradigm shift within the mobile > data storage market. We are determined to push the competitive edge in > premium storage line-ups – OEM NVMe SSDs, external SSDs, and UFS – by > moving aggressively to enhance performance and capacity in all three > markets,” Choi commented. > > Of course, it is important to emphasize that Samsung has yet to earmark > this technology for any specific device, and there is definitely no > guarantee that it will be included in the Galaxy Note 6. What we do know is > that the Korean corporation is perhaps less reticent than Apple to take > chances with new technology, and this could mean that the memory tech sees > the light of day sooner rather than later. > > 4K resolution coming? > > Aside from this innovation, there is also a significant debate regarding > whether the Galaxy Note 6 will embrace 4K resolution. As was largely > expected, the recent release of the Galaxy S7 saw Samsung freeze the > resolution of the handset at quad HD, and this really clears the way for > the Galaxy Note 6 to be the first ever 4K device from the Korean > corporation. > > Dual Pixel expected > > Samsung will almost certainly include the same camera technology that has > just been introduced with the Galaxy S7 as well. The Dual Pixel system > enables the camera of the Galaxy S7 to capture superior photographs in > darker conditions, and this is highly likely to be replicated when the > Galaxy Note 6 is released. Other reports have suggested a system could be > introduced which is described as ‘Super Optical Image Stabilization Plus’, > although it is not entirely clear what this entails at the time of writing. > > 6GB RAM mooted > > Reports have also linked the Galaxy Note 6 with some pretty jaw-dropping > RAM memory. Some analysts believe that Samsung will arm the device with 6GB > of RAM, as the Korean corporation attempts to create an extremely > attractive package for consumers. This certainly sounds like it will be a > high-spec smartphone, but on the other hand one must be slightly concerned > about the production cost of the unit, considering the outstanding > specifications being linked with the Galaxy Note 6 already. > > Qualcomm courted > > Samsung is also likely to include Qualcomm Snapdragon technology in the > Western version of the Galaxy Note 6, following the policy that it has > inducted with the Galaxy S7. The reintroduction of micro SD into the Galaxy > S7 also suggests that Samsung could consider this with the Galaxy Note 6, > particularly as this range has achieved a reputation as the most > spec-packed handset produced by Samsung. > > One final ability for the Galaxy Note 6 is that Samsung will introduce > similar technology to that of the Apple 3D Touch system. This was > conspicuous by its absence in the Galaxy S7, which could mean that the > Korean corporation is holding it back for the Galaxy Note 6. On the other > hand, some reports have suggested that Samsung is experiencing technical > challenges with implementing this in the Galaxy range of devices. 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