The Galaxy Note 4 is already one of Samsung's best smartphones, but a new model
focused on maximizing 4G could make it more of a catch. The LTE-A
Tri-Band CA Galaxy Note 4 (what a mouthful) can handle three different
frequency bands simultaneously and aggregate them into a single,
theoretically faster connection. The improved handset, which Samsung
says is the first "commercially available" smartphone with such a setup,
supports both Category 6 (up to 300 Mbps) and Category 9 (up to 450
Mbps) LTE networks -- but the kicker here is its ability to pick out and
jump between the best available bandwidths.
In practice, it should mean consistently faster connections,
provided your carrier's network has been upgraded to support the
blistering speeds.
Anandtech reports that it's also packing a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810
chipset, which would be an improvement on the standard Note 4's
Snapdragon 805. However, at the moment there's nothing to suggest the
new model will be sold beyond Korea. That's understandable -- until
Category 6 and 9 networks are the norm, it makes little sense for
Samsung to push such a device worldwide.
Source: Samsung
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