Samsung's Galaxy Note 12.2 specs appear on AnTuTu, benchmark

Samsung's 12.2-inch slate (SM-P905) has been onour radars for months now, and it would finally appear that the gigantic tablet is ready for prime time, or at least so it seems. 

                           

A new leak, posted on AnTuTu's blog, gives us a rather extensive look at the internals of Sammy's new device, and the view is very pretty, indeed. We're getting some very top-of-the-line specs with the Note 12.2, including a 1600x2560 pixel screen, a quad-core 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 chipset, along with 3GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage and a 8MP/2MP duo of cameras at the rear and the front, respectively. If these weren't enough to spice up the deal, then an Android 4.3 Jelly Bean out of the box might.

Or perhaps some beastly performance. Of course, as much is pretty much guaranteed when you enter Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800 into the equation, yet it's worth noting that an AnTuTu score of 35,901, considering the sharp resolution, is nevertheless impressive. This tablet is no wimp, and a comparison with the Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) shows as much – the extra resolution does slow down the Note 12.2, as the configuration has to power more pixels, but 3D and RAM performance is king.

There's, unfortunately, still no word as to when we may see the Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 – previous rumors never panned out. Nevertheless, it's probably safe to assume that we'll be seeing Sammy's biggest tab yes before the year has run its course.

As seen in the graph above, performance-wise the Exynos-powered Note 10.1 (2014) handles integer and floating-point CPU operations more successfully, while the Note 12.2 delivers better results in 3D processing