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This next bit of news regarding the Galaxy S9 should of course be taken with a grain of salt. The Galaxy S8 and S8+ as well as the Note 8 did consumers a solid by offering a base model of 64GB. This is huge considering that most of the content we consume these days is digital. You can easily load up your onboard storage downloading movies for long plane rides or simply taking high quality videos and pictures.
Samsung may be ready to do something quite ridiculous. It is being reported that Samsung may be looking at adding a 512GB option for the Galaxy S9 and S9+. They have just started mass producing that size of eUFS storage meant for mobile devices. Read speeds on this chip will reach speeds of up to 860MB per second and write speeds of 255MB per second. Samsung has not mentioned when the chip will be ready, but we may see it as soon as the Galaxy S9. Do you have any need for this much onboard storage in a smartphone? Do you think this could mean that Samsung is ready to ditch the micro SD card slot for good?
via BusinessWire