Samsung Galaxy Note 8 today has a supposed unboxing that tries to show us a possible design for the future product of the Korean company. In the video clip below, you will see a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 that has a 5.7-inch diagonal screen, but it does not have a Home button, nor does it have a dual camera, although it would have an image of the new virtual Home button displayed over the screen .
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 described by all credible rumors has a screen with a diagonal of 6.3 - 6.4 inches and covers a good part of the front panel of the case. What we see in the video clip below is a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that has a modified front panel and seems to resemble from some points of view what could be the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, but we don't have a complete picture.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 in the version that we see below seems to be one of the prototypes that the Samsung company could have tested until now. Or, of course, we can talk about images modified in Photoshop in an attempt to show a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 that actually looks completely different, the third theory could be that in the images we see a Chinese clone.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 – the first apparent unboxing video
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will be launched on August 23 by the Samsung company, the Koreans undoubtedly confirmed this yesterday, so the presentation is set. What we do not know for sure for now is whether the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will have the components of the Samsung Galaxy S8, or will come with a new chip, for now there is no credible performance test.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will not have a fingerprint reader under the screen, but in the case, and we know this for sure from the Samsung company itself, a dual camera being also integrated in the smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will also have a stylus in addition to the Samsung Galaxy S8, other functions may also be offered by the Koreans, but probably some surprises must be kept.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will be put on sale by Samsung only in September of this year, but for now it is not known for sure when. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 should also be more secure than its predecessors, but that should be normal for a smartphone that would cost no less than 1000 dollars, or euros.
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