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Samsung has officially confirmed that it would be launching the Galaxy Note 8 by the end of August. Previously, rumours claimed that the device likely to be unveiled on August 23, ahead of the IFA 2017, which will kick start on September 2.
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Samsung had a dream run with the Galaxy S8 and S8+ with the smartphones selling in a big number. However, the sales have now depleted, which is the reason why Samsung is pushing the launch a bit earlier. Moreover, Apple will launch the tenth anniversary iPhone 8 in September or October. Also, a new report cites that Galaxy Note 8 will go on sale in countries such as the US, UK, and South Korea in September, while other countries will receive the device by early October.
A couple of renders have spotted online recently, revealing the design of the phone completely. And today, there are few more renders of the device, which are on-par with the earlier leaked renders. The Note 8 will feature the same edge-to-edge Infinity display but will have a more rectangular body, same as the Galaxy Note 7.
Sadly, the front part of the renders are leaked, but no images are revealing the rear design though. The Galaxy Note 8 will have a dual rear camera setup at the back, a first product in the Samsung portfolio to feature two cameras.
The display size of the Galaxy Note 8 is said to be 6.3-inches with an aspect ratio of 18:5:9. It will be an edge-to-edge screen, as mentioned earlier. One thing which differentiates the Galaxy Note 8 from Galaxy S8 series is the S-Pen support. Samsung will continue to support the Note lineup with the S-Pen.
