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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 may come with a flat, 60Hz full HD+ display this August
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series is expected to launch at the company's Unpacked event, planned on 5 August.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series is expected to launch in August. With the day of unveiling drawing close, several leaks and rumours about the South Korean company's new Note lineup are doing rounds on social media.As per the latest rumour by tipster Ice universe, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 could sport a flat display that would support full HD+ and 60Hz refresh rate screen. It also claims that the device will have a wide frame.[caption id="attachment_8498271" align="alignnone" width="1280"]![Samsung Galaxy Note 20+ render. Image: Pigtou]()

Samsung Galaxy Note 20+ render. Image: Onleaks/Pigtou[/caption]"Wide frame + flat screen + FHD resolution + 60Hz refresh rate. It's a desperate specification," the tipster tweeted.
It further added that any 60Hz mobile phone will cause "serious discomfort".According to a report by GSM Arena, the display of Samsung Galaxy Note20 will be a significant step down from the Galaxy Note 20+ and Galaxy Note 10.GizmoChina reported the tipster has also revealed that Samsung Galaxy Note20+ and Note20 Ultra will be available with 120Hz LTPO displays that will offer Quad HD+ resolution.The report further mentions that the CAD renders of the Note 20 series by OnLeaks had revealed that its display features a punch-hole on the top-center. Rumours also suggest that the Note 20+ will sport a triple camera setup with a 108-megapixel main lens along with 50x zoom support.According to tipster Jon Prosser, the Galaxy Note 20 is expected to come in four colour options - Black, White/Grey, Copper and Mint Green. The Galaxy Z Flip 5G is likely to be available in Black and Copper colours.The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series will be launched at Samsungâs Unpacked event on 5 August. The company is also expected to unveil the Galaxy Fold 2, Z Flip 5G, and a Galaxy Watch 3 at the same event.First Published:Jun 18, 2020, 18:12:27 IST
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