Rumor: Galaxy Note 8 will come in a version with 6GB RAM and 256 GB storage

A few weeks separate us from the imminent
announcement of the next flagship of the development and production of Samsung, Galaxy Note 8, which will become official at the announcement event to be held in New York on August 23. After a wide variety of details about its specifications and design have found their way to us in a variety of opportunities, a new rumor that has surfaced over the past 24 hours claims to reveal that the Galaxy 8 will be launched in a number of different variations.

According to the rumor, the Galaxy Note 8 will come in a unique version that offers 6GB of RAM combined with 256GB internal storage. This will be available only for some Asian countries, led by China and the manufacturer's home country in South Korea.

This step is not controversial to the manufacturer, since last year the company's CEO also announced that the Galaxy Note 7 model will be launched in China with an upgraded memory system compared to the international version. This time, however, there is a rumor that Samsung will install the device in a different name in the markets that will come with 6GB RAM and 256 GB storage, which will be referred to as Galaxy Note 8 Emperor Edition.

The version of the device that will address other markets is expected to offer storage memory of 64 or 128 gigabytes, along with 4 or 6 gigabytes of RAM. The rest of the specs of the Galaxy Note 8, as far as we know so far, will contain a 6.3 "screen and a Quad + HD resolution with 18.5: 9 aspect ratio, a Snapdragon 835 or Exynos 8895 chipset, Megapixels and support for the virtual assistant Bixby.