In just three weeks, Samsung will unveil its much-anticipated flagship phablet of 2014, the Galaxy Note 4, and as usual it’s rumoured to feature some revolutionary hardware and software features with the most recent speculation pointing towards support for an ultrasonic cover — specifically designed for those who are visually impaired.

Samsung may have all but confirmed its Galaxy Note 4 is coming on September 3, but the South Korean company hasn’t revealed its specifics just yet. That hasn’t stopped smartphone clone specialist Goophone from announcing its knockoff version, however.

The Goophone N4 looks like it could slot right into Samsung’s official Galaxy Note lineup, but its internal specifications are likely to fall well short of the real thing.

In just three weeks, Samsung will unveil its long-awaited flagship phablet of 2014, the Galaxy Note 4. The South Korean company has now started advertising its arrival, but strangely the majority of its promotion is only targeted at the Chinese market.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4 is still a few weeks away from its official unveiling, but one retailer has already begun taking pre-orders for the device. Indonesian retailer Eraphone has also revealed the handset’s complete specifications sheet, which includes a Quad HD display, a Snapdragon 805 processor, and 4GB of RAM.

Samsung’s upcoming virtual reality headset has been pictured for the first time ahead of its rumored unveiling next month. Codenamed “Project Moonlight,” the device works in much the same way as Google Cardboard, using your smartphone as its display.