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Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro With 6GB RAM Leaked Online To Salvage Note 7 Recall? Release Date Only In China?

Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro With 6GB RAM Leaked Online To Salvage Note 7 Recall? Release Date Only In China?

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Samsung is ready to release another C series cell phone in China.

In front of the official release, Chinese online retailer T-Mall has uncovered the gadget's specifications and estimated price. Samsung reportedly is attempting to settle its entire premium line after late failure with the Galaxy Note 7. Having fizzled with the Galaxy Note 7, Samsung is reportedly trying to reinforce its budget segments like the Galaxy A and C series.

The Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro reportedly has a large 6-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. It is fueled by an octa-center Qualcomm Snapdragon 653 processor combined with 6GB RAM and 64GB memory on the board.

If the leak is true, the phone will be the first Android to boast a 6GB RAM from Samsung.

The Galaxy C9 Pro likewise guarantees a stellar camera like many Galaxy gadgets. It is touted to have a 16MP camera on the front and back. The cell phone ensures to be a superb selfie camera.

Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro elements a unique fingerprint sensor included directly into its home button. The Galaxy C9 Pro likewise offers expandable capacity employing microSD card with support for up to 256GB.

The network choices incorporate 4G LTE, WiFi 802.11ac, NFC, USB-C port for charging and information exchange. There is additionally a 3.5mm earphone jack and Bluetooth 4.2. The cell phone is 6.9mm thick and will bolster Samsung Pay contactless payment choice.

It must be noted that unlike Apple, Samsung has not yet abandoned the headphone jack.

The Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro is upheld by a 4,000mAh battery and will run TouchWiz UI on the top of Android 6.0 Marshmallow. It is evaluated at 3,199 Yuan (around Rs 31,990), and might be constrained to the Chinese market. 

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