As the release of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 nears, more detail is slowly filtering out. The latest is news that certain markets will have access to a very special version of the device with a truly massive amount of storage. In this day and age of streaming, the need to supersize your internal storage…
As the release of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 nears, more detail is slowly filtering out. The latest is news that certain markets will have access to a very special version of the device with a truly massive amount of storage.
In this day and age of streaming, the need to supersize your internal storage is getting less and less, but that has not stopped Samsung from developing a version of the Note 9 with a massive 512 GB of storage.
The news was confirmed by some brochures from Korea, and the device is expected to be only available in South Korea and possibly China.
The Note 9 of course also features a microSD card slot, making this a feature more likely a bragging point rather than one of real practicality.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is expected to be a sleek 6.3 inch 161.9 x 76.3 mm smartphone that is only 8.8 mm thick with a18.5:9 aspect ratio screen with QHD+ resolution, powered by a Samsung Exynos 9810 or upgraded Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, depending upon the region, with 6 gigs of RAM and now up to 512 GB storage, with a 3,850mAh – 4,000 mAh battery.
Samsung is expected to announce the handset at their Unpacked event on the 9th August 2018.
Do any of our readers need so much internal storage? Let us know below.
source: OSCH ( Twitter) via: SamsungMobile. News ( Twitter), PhoneArena
