Samsung Galaxy Note 8 pricing in China slips out?

Every day between now and next Wednesday brings us a step closer to the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. On August 23rd, the high-end phablet will be made official by Samsung, and everything about the eagerly awaited device will be out in the open. Until then, we are still receiving rumors and tips pertaining to the model. For example, rumored pricing for the device was leaked out of China this morning.

The buzz around the water cooler in the country has the Galaxy Note 8 available with 64GB, 128GB and 256GB of native storage. All three models will be carrying 6GB of RAM and will be powered by the Exynos 8995 chipset with an octa-core CPU. The rumored pricing sounds something like this:

• 64GB Samsung Galaxy Note 8 priced at 6,288 Yuan, equivalent to $941 USD at current exchange rates.
• 128GB Samsung Galaxy Note 8 priced at 7,088 Yuan, equivalent to $1,061 USD at current exchange rates.
• 256GB Samsung Galaxy Note 8 priced at 7,988 Yuan, equivalent to $1,196 USD at current exchange rates.

Yesterday, we were able to show you the latest images of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, including one picture that allegedly showed an official Note 8 dummy unit similar to what you might find in a retail store.

Keep checking in because we're sure to see a lot more tips and rumors before August 23rd arrives.

source: ITHome (translated) via Playfuldroid