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Concerning the Galaxy Note 7 I have both some good news and some bad news. I'll give you the good news first as it will soften the blow to come. Samsung has put together what seems to be the best device of 2016 in the Note 7. The Note 7 includes a larger 5.7" curved display, all new S-Pen, iris scanner, and brings back features like waterproofing and the ever popular sdcard slot. Some where disappointed however when the device was first announced because they were expecting the phone to come with some beefier specs than what we have already seen in the Galaxy S7 Edge.
It looks like the rumored 6GB RAM 128GB storage version of the Galaxy Note 7 is real. Samsung Mobile chief DJ Koh confirmed that Samsung will be releasing the heavy duty Pro model of the Note 7 with the bump in specs. So this is good news the phone will eventually be available for purchase. Now to the bad news.
It looks like this version of the phone will only be for sale in China. The reason for this is that brands in that market put a heavy emphasis on the spec sheet. Samsung needs the specs in order to compete. They have seen a sales decline over the past 3 years in that region so this is crucial. It does seem however that the upgraded model will cost a bit more. The new variant is said to cost more than $900 before taxes.
Do you think that if it is able to exist in a Chinese market it is Samsung's obligation to bring the same variant to the US? How could it hurt Samsung to give us the option to upgrade our RAM and Storage?
Via KoreaHerald