Samsung Galaxy Note 5 may come with 4K dual- edge display

Rumour are abound about the next generation of Samsung

Galaxy Note-series handsets. It appears that there are

going to be two variants of the phablet -- the regular version

and the one with the curved display.

The regular version will be called Galaxy Note 5 and will

have a regular screen. While the other variant, currently

codenamed Project Zen, is likely to have a new dual-edge

display.

The Galaxy Note 5 is rumoured to have a either a

SuperAMOLED 2K (1600x2560) or 4K (2160x3840) display.

The phone will be powered by Samsung's in house Exynos

7422 processor. This Exynos processor will supposedly be

the company's first all-in-one solution as it will house the

main CPU, graphics chip, on-board storage, RAM and a few

radios all on one single chip, quite like the Apple's A8

processor.

The other variant of Note 5 is codenamed Project Zen. Its

screen may not have the high-resolution of the Note 5. The

display is going to be around 5.5-inch and it will be curved

on two sides, similar to what Samsung puts in its Galaxy S6

Edge phone. The processor on this device is supposedly

going to be the Qualcomm's Snapdragon 808. The camera

for the Project Zen will have 16-megapixel rear sensor with

optical image stabilization and for the front camera it will

have an 8-megapixel shooter.

The device will also support the Note's trademarked S Pen

stylus.