The Galaxy Note 9 is the next big thing expected from Samsung and its launch date has already been revealed to be August 9. The device will be unveiled on that date in New York. Samsung will at a later date unveil the model in China. the world’s second-largest phone market. Accordingly, the stage is getting set for the device to hit the Chinese market as the Galaxy Note 9 has now received certification by China’s 3C.

The Galaxy Note 9 China version was listed with a model number SM-N9608 while the charger EP-TA200. The charging adapter comes with a 9V/1.67A, 5V/2A ratings which is considerably lower than that of Samsung’s fast charger.

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The Galaxy Note 9 isn’t coming with too much of a different design from the Galaxy Note 8 but the new S Pen stylus seems to hold the ace, coupled with some new features. The device is equipped with a Snapdragon 845 processor on models that will launch in the U.S and South Korea while the rest of the market will get an Exynos 9810-powered variant. Samsung may tweak things up with an 8GB RAM with either 256GB or 512GB storage in addition to the expected 6GB RAM + 128GB variant. The device is also expected to come with a new Bixby 2.0 smart assistant.

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