Samsung is preparing to reveal its highly anticipated flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S8, on March 29th. Over the past few days, numerous rumors have surfaced regarding the Galaxy S8, providing us with a glimpse of its specifications, live images, and even some video demonstrations. A recent report from China has added more information about the device’s features. According to Kevin Wong, the research director of IHS, the Galaxy S8 destined for the Chinese market will feature 6GB of RAM.
6GB RAM Phone: Samsung Galaxy S8 Variant for Chinese Market
Regarding the Galaxy S8 device, the RAM configuration has been a topic of debate. Last year, some reports predicted a 6GB RAM for the device. In January, another rumor emerged, stating that a 6GB RAM variant would be available exclusively in the Chinese market. However, these speculations were later dismissed, confirming that the Galaxy S8 would have 4GB RAM. Recently, a new report suggested that a 6GB RAM variant would be released, but only in China and South Korea. Today, this information has been confirmed, and the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ will certainly feature 6GB RAM specifically for the Chinese market.
One of the primary factors driving the decision to release a 6GB RAM variant exclusively in China is the presence of local brands, such as OnePlus and Xiaomi, which already offer smartphones with this high-end RAM configuration. By providing a 4GB RAM variant, Samsung might risk falling behind its competitors in the Chinese market. Furthermore, Samsung has previously launched the Galaxy C9 Pro with 6GB RAM in China, suggesting that they are capable of catering to this market’s demand.
As the launch date approaches, we eagerly await the unveiling of the truth behind the ongoing speculation. Will Samsung introduce a 6GB RAM variant specifically for China, or will they opt to make this feature available on a global scale?
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