The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the third generation Note device. As most of you know, the first generation Note was a 5-inch device and aimed to bridge the gap between the smartphone and the tablet. It worked quite well and did what the Dell Streak aimed to do.
The Note 6 will reportedly feature a 5.8-inch “Slim RGB AMOLED” display. The increase in display size doesn’t sound far-fetched – the Galaxy S7 edge will have a 5.5-inch display, so a 5.7-inch display might not be enough to differentiate the Note lineup. What’s interesting is the RGB display part. Samsung opted for an RGB matrix for the Galaxy S II but dropped it from later flagships saying RGB AMOLED displays don’t last as long, and it looks like the Diamond PenTile matrix could be getting replaced once again.
The post says the screen “becomes too thin”, and a slimmer display assembly means Samsung could do something like fit in a larger battery(the S7 and S7 edge will offer the largest batteries on Galaxy flagships yet). If the display will be a little bigger in size, a slimmer bezel could also come in handy. It looks like the leak says the screen will be pressure-sensitive with 1, 024 pressure points, but the Note 5(and even the Note 4) already have 2, 048 pressure points for the S Pen so this might be something else or completely wrong.