Alleged Samsung Galaxy Note 3 sketches, specifications and processor speed has been exposed by two sources and confirms rumour of AMOLED display, 13MP camera, Exynos 5 processor and another variant using Snapdragon 800 chipset.

Rumoured Specifications Confirmed

SIMOnlyRadar got their hands on the alleged Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and they revealed some details about its technical specifications and design sketches as well. According to the source, Galaxy Note 3 leaked information confirms the following rumoured specifications:

- 5.7" of Super AMOLED screen display

- 13-Megapixel primary camera

- Exynos 5 Octa processor

- XENON flash and dedicated shutter button

- A-GPS

- Bluetooth 4.0

- USB 2.0

- Wi-Fi

- USB OTG support

- 1080p video recording

- 1080p video resolution playback

- Android Jelly Bean OS version

Another variant of the Galaxy Note 3 will also arrive in the United States having quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 with clock speed of 2.3GHz. The initial model number based on the sources sketches of Galaxy Note 3 is SM-N900 and will have advanced camera functions such as optical image stabilisation rumoured before. Overall design of Galaxy Note 3 looks pretty similar to the Galaxy S4 except for a larger body and display screen.

Benchmarking Result

SamMobile found a new AnTuTu benchmark result for the SM-N900, the same model sketches revealed by SIMOnlyRadar. The handset is powered by a 1.9GHz processor which could be the Exynos 5 octa-core processor and running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS scoring 33082 in the benchmark test.

Previous AnTuTu reports showed a score of almost 28000 of the alleged Galaxy Note 3 and during that time, the device has a different model - GT-N7200 and equipped with 1.6GHz clocked CPU, running Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.

None of these information can be confirmed which remains to be rumours at this time. Images, sketches and benchmark test results are easily doctored. The only thing real is that Samsung would release Galaxy Note 3 before the end of 2013 to join Galaxy S4 in market just like what the company did in 2012.