Galaxy Note 3 Lite On the Way, Device's UAProf Leaked
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite is on the way as the device's UAProf leaked earlier this week.
The UAProf, better known as a user agent profile revealed the 3G variant of the Note 3 Lite which featured the model number SM-N750. It also showed that the device is currently running Android 4.3, JellyBean instead of KitKat and that it will feature a 720p display instead of a 1080p version.
That was the only information that was able to be extracted from the profile. More should be coming as the week's progress and Mobile World Congress approaches.
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The Galaxy Note 3 Lite reportedly entered into production last month with expected release date for the device to be sometime in 2014, according to a previous report.
Korean media revealed in Dec. that Samsung has begun the process of manufacturing this new version of the Note and expects the device to account for 30 percent of all sales of the Galaxy Note 3 lineup.
The report also states that the display size on the handset will remain at 5.68-inches as Samsung wants to keep the benefits of the S Pen unaffected with the Lite variant. The rest of the specs are unknown at this time, however, several recent rumors point to the display being changed to an LCD unit with the camera being downgraded to 8-megapixels.
The Galaxy Note 3 Lite is expected to be announced at this year's Mobile World Congress.
The device could launch in both black and white, however, there is not much other information available on its hardware specs at this time.
Some of the recent listings indicate that Samsung is testing two different devices with one that features a 5.9-inch screen and the other with a 5.7-inch one. The camera could end up being downgraded to an 8-megapixel shooter and the screen could be LCD instead of the normal Super AMOLED found on the regular Note.
