Samsung could offer Galaxy Note 9 with 512GB storage in select markets

Samsung is expected to launch Galaxy Note 9 at its ‘Unpacked’ event on August 9.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is said to look a lot like its predecessor, Galaxy Note 8. (Shutterstock)

Samsung is reportedly planning to launch a 512GB storage variant of Galaxy Note 9 in select markets like South Korea and China. The South Korean giant could later launch this model of Galaxy Note 9 in other markets as well.

Accompanying this onboard storage could be 6GB of RAM, Android 8.1 Oreo and a 4,000mAh battery on the Galaxy Note 9, PhoneArena reported.

The smartphone is also expected to be powered by in-house Exynos 9810 octa-core processor. In the photography department, Galaxy Note 9 will possibly continue with the dual-camera setup featuring a variable aperture sensor along with a secondary telephoto lens. Up front, the smartphone could house an 8-megapixel selfie camera.

In terms of design, Galaxy Note 9 is expected to look quite similar to its predecessor, Galaxy Note 8. If so then the Galaxy Note 9 will feature a metal frame and a glass body. Up front, the smartphone will likely feature an Infinity Display with a slightly smaller bottom chin as compared to Galaxy Note 8.

Samsung is rumoured to launch the Galaxy Note 9 on August 9. The company is also expected to launch the Samsung Gear S4 smartwatch alongside.