Live pictures of the Galaxy Note 8 surface, reveal dual cameras and a redesigned S-Pen
The first live pictures of the Samsung's upcoming Note 7 successor, the Galaxy Note 8, have leaked ahead of its official launch on August 23. The leaks show a tall display with thin bezels (yaay!) and a dedicated Bixby button to the left. As reported earlier, the leaked pictures confirm the presence of a dual camera setup at the back alongside a fingerprint sensor. The leaked images also reveal the redesigned S-Pen, which matches up to what noted leakster, Evan Blass tweeted earlier.
The Galaxy Note 8 is purported to have the following specs —
- 6.3-inch Super AMOLED display with a native resolution of 2960x1440
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC for the US version and Samsung Exynos 8895 SoC for the rest of the world
- 6 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage (expandable via micro SD)
- Two 12 MP rear shooters with wide-angle and telephoto lenses
- An 8 MP front shooter
- 3300 mAh battery with fast charging
There are also rumors of an Emperor Edition having up to 256 GB storage slated to launch exclusively in Asian markets. Watch this space as we continue our coverage of all the Galaxy Note 8 news, right up to launch.
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