Not all models are 5G. Samsung Note 20 series is confirmed to have a 4G version

       According to foreign media 91Mobile, the 4G LTE version of Galaxy Note 20/Note 20 Ultra has been certified by the Thai regulatory authority NBTC. Unfortunately, the certification document does not provide much useful additional information, at least confirming that Samsung's new flagship will have a non-5G version.

　　Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra will generally continue the design language of its predecessor and the Note family. The front of the phone will continue to use the familiar hole-punch full-screen design, but the curvature of its frame has been greatly narrowed, the screen-to-body ratio is super high, and the appearance is absolutely online. On the back of the phone, the phone will have a rectangular quad-camera module, and the huge lens indicates a strong photography capability.

       In other aspects, according to previously exposed information, the new Samsung Galaxy Note20 series will provide two versions, Note20 and Note20 Ultra, both of which adopt a centered hole full-screen design, and the hole size and border width will be further reduced compared to the previous generation of products. It is equipped with two processors, Snapdragon 865 and Exynos 992. The latter will support 2K resolution and 120Hz screen refresh rate, and a rear quad-camera module consisting of 100 million pixel main camera + 12 million pixel ultra-wide angle + 13 million pixel telephoto + 3D depth of field lens, supporting 10x optical zoom and up to 50x digital zoom. In addition, the series will also be equipped with the Note series' iconic S Pen stylus.