Samsung Considering Metal Chassis For Galaxy Note 3 ?

HTC has a reason to celebrate. Their last big gamble in the form of HTC One is certainly getting positive buzz from main stream media. Samsung on the other hand seems unhappy, and has planned to improve the quality of Galaxy Note 3, if sources are to be believed (via Sam Mobile).

Well, the HTC One has been received well, and Samsung is not happy with the success of HTC One. So, the South Korean giant has decided to upscale the build quality of its upcoming device - Note 3. It is learnt that Samsung will not use design elements of the Samsung Galaxy S4 but could use metal style body. This is just another buzz, which is hard to digest. Earlier this year, Samsung, has accepted to the fact that they more inclined towards bendable plastic design due to ease of use, and practical approach behind their philosophy.

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Now it looks like Samsung is rather prepared to rake risk, and could announce a better looking device than Galaxy S4. What about a mash up of aluminum cum plastic casing? It is not known, as of now. It is being said that Samsung is geared to push more software delicacies in the upcoming Note 3. It would have even more software features than recently announced Samsung Galaxy S4. On the specifications front, the successor to Note 3 could have a 6.3-inch Full HD display with Octa-Core processor at its heart. Coupled with 3GB of RAM , 16GB/32GB/64GB of internal storage , expandable memory up to 64GB via microSD card, NFC, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, 3G, Bluetooth, HDMI port, and rumored 4000mAh battery fitted inside.

In the past few weeks, there have been images flocking on the internet in regards to the concept images of Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The next-gen Galaxy Note 3 flaunts metallic frame chassis, and on the top of surged in slim trip toned body. Talking about the specifications, the device would feature 8-core processor, and powerful GPU, that can position the handset as the best from Samsung. It could have 128GB of ROM, and 5.9 -inch Full HD AMOLED display. Stay tuned to GizBot.