In a little over a week, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will be revealed in full and we can finally get all the official details. However in the meantime the leaks and rumor mills have done an excellent job of revealing pretty much everything about the phone, and in case that wasn’t enough, there are now more benchmark results that “prove it”.
It seems that the Note 8 has recently been spotted at the AnTuTu benchmarks where some of the phone’s specs have been revealed. For starters we’d like to point out that these specs have been rumored about before, so this benchmark in reality just “confirms” what we know so far. This includes the use of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset, and also how the phone will pack 6GB of RAM, and 64GB of onboard storage.
The AnTuTu benchmarks also reveals a display with a rather odd resolution of 2220×1080, which we guess is in line with the unusual display aspect ratio we can expect from the phone, where it will have a “taller” display than normal. As for the camera, it mentions an 8MP + 12MP camera, which we’re not sure if one is for the front and one is for the rear camera, especially since there have been rumors about a dual camera setup.
In any case like we said, the Note 8 will be announced very soon so do check back with us in a week’s time for all the official details.
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