The Note 7 will lead the transition to USB-C on the high-end
Earlier this year it was rumored that the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (it was referred to as the Note 6 back then) would come with 6GB of RAM. However that rumor did not pan out because the handset actually came with 4GB of RAM which isn’t a bad thing. In fact 4GB does seem to be more than sufficient.
However it seems that over in China, Samsung could be prepping another variant of the Note 7. According to the reports, Samsung could be getting ready a Note 7 with 6GB of RAM for the Chinese market. On top of that, the reports are claiming that the Chinese market would also have access to a model with 128GB of storage.
As it stands, the Note 7 packs 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage for pretty much all the markets it has launched in. It will also support microSD cards so there’s that if you need more space. However native storage is always better and faster, so obviously having more default storage would be preferred.
The rumors are also claiming that this particular variant could be launched on the 26th of August where pre-orders will be taken, and will also be released on the 2nd of September. Note that this is supposedly for the Chinese market so don’t expect to see it arrive stateside anytime soon, assuming this is the real deal.
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