Here is the 2020 Note 11 Plus including parts.

[TheRealAlex]

At this point we all understand if you are buying a 2019 Phone of any manufacturers it’s made using parts announced in 2018 like the Current Note 10 Plus, and its Cortex A76 Cores and SD855.

Well here are the announcements in 2019 that few people pay attention to but are literally just parts that get assembled by Samsung.

Cortex A77 not a huge leap as A76 was over A75 but an extra 20% boost is pretty good.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/14384/arm-announces-cortexa77-cpu-ip

Qualcomm SnapDragon 865

https://wccftech.com/snapdragon-865-details-emerge-lpddr5-support/

New generation LPDDR5-5500 RAM made by Samsung hmmm....in 12GB clusters.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/1465...dr55500-devices-12-gb-of-dram-in-a-smartphone


The LPDDR5 RAM alone should be about 2x as fast as the current RAM in the Note 10 Plus.

And lastly battery and OLED Display. I sure wonder who is making these 120Hz OLED Displays. And 6000mah battery.

https://www.gsmdome.com/asus-rog-phone-2-teardown-whats-inside-and-how-its-made-video

I’m looking forward to the Note 11 Plus, share your thoughts.

 

[The Game 161]

So will we see 120Z on the next note? I know it’s rumoured on 2020 iPhone

 

[TheRealAlex]

So will we see 120Z on the next note? I know it’s rumoured on 2020 iPhone

I wouldn’t be surprised if Samsung is making the same 6.59” err 6.6” 120Hz OLED Display for Apple and ASUS. And just didn’t have enough capacity to make enough for themselves and decided to wait til next year and give people a reason to ditch the Note 10 Plus.

 

[Oohara]

I wouldn’t be surprised if Samsung is making the same 6.59” err 6.6” 120Hz OLED Display for Apple and ASUS. And just didn’t have enough capacity to make enough for themselves and decided to wait til next year and give people a reason to ditch the Note 10 Plus.

Just give me a sexy flat screen like on the ROG II and I'll be back on the Note series in a jiffy, 120Hz or not.

 

[Zwhaler]

Hoping for 4k displays next year. Not sure if it'll happen since the current ones are so good, but in my opinion phones 6.5" and higher would definitely benefit from 4k. Smaller than that and the argument can be made that it's totally overkill. I'd still be interested though.

 

[LIVEFRMNYC]

The S11 is most likely to get Samsung's Isocell Bright camera sensors, which is a MAJOR camera upgrade. So that's automatically expected on the Note 11.