Samsung Galaxy Note III to have 6.3-inch screen?

Samsung Galaxy Note III to have 6.3-inch screen?
According to sources, 2013's Samsung Galaxy Note III will include a massive 6.3-inch screen, blending the lines between a phone and a tablet even more so than usual.

The original Note had a 5.3-inch screen and this year's Galaxy Note II has a 5.5-inch screen.



At 6.3-inches, the new smartphone will be only marginally smaller than Samsung's smaller tablets, which are 7 inches.

Samsung has been said to be cutting their LCD budgets significantly while moving that money to OLED and flexible displays.

The Note III is expected to launch at the end of the summer next year.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 13 Dec 2012 11:20
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  • 18 comments
  • Azuran

    I'm a big fan of the note, but I think this is getting out of hand.

    13.12.2012 11:31 #1

  • hearme0

    Originally posted by Azuran: I'm a big fan of the note, but I think this is getting out of hand. Get it???..........."out of hand"..........get it???.........too big to hold in hand therefore it's "out of hand".


    HA HA HA HA HA

    13.12.2012 11:33 #2

  • mukhis

    i don't see myself holding this on the ear; who can hold something ~ 7"? people will probably use this phone with headphone only...

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    13.12.2012 11:52 #3

  • Mysttic

    And my guess the MSRP will hit $1000, at least in Canada.

    13.12.2012 12:22 #4

  • buddyleem

    I use my iPad as a phone so I'm 10 years ahead of u freaks. But really I want data only phones

    Hack a bit, invest a bit, work a bit, jerk a bit

    13.12.2012 15:59 #5

  • Morreale

    Originally posted by Mysttic: And my guess the MSRP will hit $1000, at least in Canada. This is true :(

    13.12.2012 18:43 #6

  • Ripper

    Originally posted by Azuran: I'm a big fan of the note, but I think this is getting out of hand. Bravo.


    13.12.2012 20:06 #7

  • xboxdvl2

    Originally posted by buddyleem: I use my iPad as a phone so I'm 10 years ahead of u freaks. But really I want data only phones seen someone outside a shop doing that the otherday.looked like he was talking to a computer screen was laughing.

    on a serious note phones keep getting bigger we will be using thin brick mobiles.

    i have the big screen tv,a ps3 and im gonna surround sound to go with it soon hopefully.car still runs smooth and computer still works but its a bit outdated.

    14.12.2012 02:11 #8

  • mukhis

    Originally posted by buddyleem: I use my iPad as a phone so I'm 10 years ahead of u freaks. But really I want data only phones
    see guys? this is called innovative thinking.

    breaking news for ipad lovers:

    "bought a new ipad? don't dump the old one! you can use it as a data phone."

    i am thinking of using my old laptop as alarm clock...pun intended...

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    14.12.2012 04:07 #9

  • jdwinty

    Originally posted by mukhis: i dont see myself holding this on the ear; who can hold something ~ 7"? people will probably use this phone with headphone only... People use to say the same thing about my Dell Streak which was 5 in...now its the norm. A lot of people use their phones more as tablets...or for texting....and not a lot of actual calls....so yeah...I see this as being a great move.

    14.12.2012 13:41 #10

  • xboxd00d

    It's a known fact that people use phones for actually calling people only about 3% of the time cos they can do so much these days, but I must admit I would feel stupid with a tablet slapped on my ear, my mate has the note 2 and says he doesn't like phoning in public cos of it's size so the bigger one will look even more stupid, but I think people who keep their Bluetooth earpiece in while walking down the street look even worse, lol.

    It's funny how things have gone full circle tho, back in 1998 they were quite big, and Nokia were bringing out phones that were getting smaller, then the clamshell phones arrived and were tiny, now the size is creeping back up, who would av thought in the days of playing snake that u would be playing games with 3d graphics rendered in real time on a phone!!
    Where does it end??

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    15.12.2012 03:11 #11

  • A5J4DX

    too big

    15.12.2012 16:17 #12

  • jdwinty

    phablets are the next big thing

    15.12.2012 17:45 #13

  • KillerBug

    Originally posted by mukhis: i don't see myself holding this on the ear; who can hold something ~ 7"? people will probably use this phone with headphone only... It is called bluetooth, some people don't use anything else. It is actually illegal to drive and talk without it in a lot of states. Personally, I'd love to see 11" tablets that work with all cell networks. No, it won't fit in my pocket and I cannot hold it in one hand...I don't care as long as there is a dash mount available.

    Originally posted by buddyleem: I use my iPad as a phone so I'm 10 years ahead of u freaks. But really I want data only phones No, you are 10 years ahead of the networks. I have unlimited calling, I don't have unlimited data, in fact, I use 90%+ of my data every month without data calling and I have the largest data plan Verizon currently offers. More than that, there are many places where there simply isn't 3G yet, or if there is, it is not strong and stable enough to support data calling. Heck, there are still a few areas where there isn't even any voice service on the interstate, let alone on state roads. One day we will have true 4G (as in 100mbps minimum) everywhere with the exception of a few areas where the population is non-existent...that day has not come.


    15.12.2012 21:58 #14

  • blueboy09

    Well it looks like we're gonna need a big Bluetooth set to go with our giant a** phones from now on!! It's considered tablet territory, imo, when you beyond 6 inches...

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    16.12.2012 16:47 #15

  • jdwinty

    Whats wrong, no desire to start carrying a purse for your phone?

    16.12.2012 18:46 #16

  • KillerBug

    Originally posted by blueboy09: Well it looks like we're gonna need a big Bluetooth set to go with our giant a** phones from now on!! It's considered tablet territory, imo, when you beyond 6 inches... Way ahead of you...it looks dorky I know...but it works in a convertible with the top down and in a factory with the machinery running, it lasts 3 days on a charge after 2 years of battery degradation, and it works perfectly 75 feet away from the phone.


    16.12.2012 18:57 #17

  • mukhis

    Originally posted by jdwinty: People use to say the same thing about my Dell Streak which was 5 in...now its the norm.
    but there is a limit; i don't think people will start thinking/feeling that they can hold 7" to their ears...or some day 10" to the ears...LOL.
    Originally posted by KillerBug: It is called bluetooth, some people don't use anything else.
    to me, BT is even more clumsy/uncomfortable than holding a phone to the ear. of course, this does not apply to driving.

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    18.12.2012 06:17 #18

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