The Huawei Honor 8 has just arrived, ahead of the much, long-rumored Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, giving an option to buyers of a cheaper alternative.
Honor is a sister company of Huawei and it unveiled its Note 8 today. The device sports a 6.6-inch screen of 2K resolution and comes with a powerful battery of 4500mAh.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 meanwhile is rumored to sport a 5.7-inch screen and is to be fueled by about 4,000mAh battery.
The Huawei Honor 8 is powered by an eight-core Kirin 955 processor and 4GB of RAM where the Galaxy Note 7 would be equipped with Snapdragon 820 guts.
Huawei said the price of its Honor 8 would be around $346 for a 32GB model and the 128GB version to cost customers around $421.
The pricing part is impressive as the Note predecessor, Galaxy Note 5, was tagged at about $700 for a 32GB model.
Samsung didn’t launched Note 6 and is said to be jumping to Note 7.
As of now the Honor 8 would be made available exclusive in China. On August 16 the company would have a special launch event in San Francisco.
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