Other specs include the 6GB of RAM found inside, and Android 6.0.1 is pre-installed. The model number of the handset is the SM-C9000. The Galaxy C range has been available in China only, so unless Sammy widens the distribution of this series, don't expect to find this phone in the U.S.
The single-core score on Geekbench for the Galaxy C9 was 1304. For the multi-core test, the phone tallied 4366. We expect to see the Samsung Galaxy C9 unveiled as soon as next month, in place as the top-of-the line handset for the Galaxy C series.
The Samsung Galaxy C9 carries 6GB of RAM on his Geekbench test
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