New Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus is creating a huge enthusiasm among the smartphone users. The interesting fact is, people in South Korea can cherish this handset with 6GB of RAM.
Popular tech company Samsung has announced a new variant of the flagship handset Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus that includes a 6GB of RAM. This smart device supports 128GB storage and explores more efficiency. But, the true fact is this new smartphone with extra RAM and storage is only available in South Korean, according to the Digital Trends.
Currently, the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus includes a 4GB of RAM and the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor. Now the said 6GB of RAM will definitely increase the cost of the device. Reports are surfacing that the large flagship smartphone will cost 1,155,000 won or roughly $1,017. No doubt the price is very high and not affordable for a lot of people.
One thing is clear that Samsung is also entering the same high price tag territory that its arch rival Apple has already followed. Samsung Galaxy s8 Plus is not the first smartphone that is getting the 6GB of RAM. Users of the popular handset OnePlus 3T have already experienced it.
More RAM means more efficiency, and Samsung is prepared to explore one of the best smartphones in the tech arena. BGR reported that Samsung is gearing up to cherish a huge profit with the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus and Galaxy S8. Everybody knows that the tech company faced a series of odd situations in 2016 after Galaxy Note 7 reported huge problems.
One unique feature of the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus is the storage option of this smartphone. This smart device supports 128GB of storage like the Google Pixel and Pixel XL. Interestingly, these two handsets of Google don't support any MicroSD card slot, but the Galaxy S8 Plus has that option.
Almost all the tech users are eagerly waiting to cherish the robust flagship device Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus. Samsung has not yet uttered a single word about the release of the new variant with 6GB of RAM outside of South Korea. Hopefully, some developments may appear in future times.
