We've already heard chatter about a "compact" Note 10 variant, and this new report elaborates further. ET News, citing "industry sources", the 6.75in Note 10 and smaller 6.28in variant will both be made available in two versions; one with 5G, and another without.
"Samsung's attempt to launch the Galaxy Note in several models is intended to maximize sales volume by segmenting the market," a shonkily-translated version of the report reads.
The report also claims the smaller Note 10 will have three rear cameras like the S10 (likely with the same wide, ultra-wide, and telephoto cameras), while the larger variant will sport quad cameras including a Time of Flight sensor, like that found on the Galaxy S10 5G.
Samsung will shove four cameras onto the rear of its flagship Galaxy Note 10, Note 10 model will pack a quad-camera array similar to that found on the Galaxy S10 5G, which today made its debut in South Korea.
If it does adopt the same setup as Samsung's first 5G smartphone, expect to find a horizontally-aligned array comprising a 12MP lens with OIS, a 16MP ultra-wide lens, a 12MP telephoto lens and a 3D hQVGA depth-sensing camera.
