The Korean version of the unannounced Samsung Galaxy Note 8, sporting the model number SM-N950KOR, is now FCC certified. The phone is expected to be made official following an August 23rd introduction just one week before the September 1st opening of annual trade show IFA in Berlin. This model will feature a 6.3-inch Super AMOLED display carrying a resolution of 1440 x 2880. 6GB of RAM is inside, and the Korean bred model is powered by the Exynos 8995 SoC.
The FCC filing indicates that the Korean Galaxy Note 8 will use the FCC E-label technique, and the screen will include an edge-to-edge glass. The FCC ID number is A3LSMN950KOR. Before July turned into August, we told you about the four variants of the Galaxy Note 8 that were green lit by the Feds. One model is the global "Korean" version powered by the Exynos 8995 chipset with 6GB of RAM. Two U.S. models have the Snapdragon 835 SoC under the hood, and a display only variant has no wireless capabilities.
Most of the information released by the FCC doesn't give away the specs that you've been looking forward to hearing about. But with the official introduction of the Galaxy Note 8 less than three weeks away, we all can summon up the strength to wait for the gala event, right? If by chance you cannot, your best bet is to check in here several times a day for the latest rumors and leaks pertaining to Sammy's next high-end phablet.
E-label for Korean version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 from the phablet's FCC documentation
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