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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 makes a quick appearance on Samsung's U.S. website

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 appears briefly on Sammy's U.S. website - Samsung Galaxy Note 8 makes a quick appearance on Samsung's U.S. website
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 appears briefly on Sammy's U.S. website
This coming Wednesday, we will see the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. Just the other day, Sammy's U.S. website jumped the gun by accidentally posting the U.S. unlocked version of the high-end phablet. The model number, SM-950UZKAXAA, fits in with the stateside unlocked version of the Samsung Galaxy S8. The listing has been since taken down and can no longer be found on the website.

There really isn't much that we can take away from this brief appearance except that 64GB of native storage will indeed be found on the base model of the Galaxy Note 8. And it also suggests that the unlocked U.S. model will ship at the same time as the units locked to U.S. carriers. With the Samsung Galaxy S8, the U.S. carrier versions shipped a month before the unlocked U.S. model was delivered.

Unfortunately, pricing was not discovered on the leak. But with the Galaxy Note 8 getting officially introduced in just three days, before you know it we will be passing along to you everything you want to know about this eagerly awaited high-end phablet. And we could see some more leaks between now and then, so make sure to check in often!

source: Samsung via @qbking77
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