Although full voice support for Samsung's Bixby virtual assistant seems to be delayed, at least, until the end of this month of May, the South Korean company continues with the expansion of its new 2017 flagships, the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus from Samsung, and on that occasion it does so with the launch of a new variant that will not be available in all markets.
The standard version of the Galaxy S8 Plus that was launched in India at the end of last April has 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. But there is another top version of the flagship with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of space which, until now, was only available in South Korea and China but also, as of today, is also for sale in India.
It will be from tomorrow, June 2, when the citizens of the Indian subcontinent will be able to reserve this new variant of the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage through Samsung's own store and Flipkart. Sales will officially begin on June 9, coinciding with the Day of the Community of Murcia, which has absolutely nothing to do but a server, as he is from Murcia, why does he drop it?
This new model of the Galaxy S8 Plus will go on sale at a price of Rs 74,990, something like a 1.036 euros to change, and will be available in Midnight Black or "Midnight Black". Just for comparison, the standard version of the Galaxy S8 Plus with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage sells for Rs64.900, about 898 euros.
Also, in order to stimulate sales, Samsung has started offering a free wireless charger valued at Rs 4.499 (about 62 euros) to those who buy the smartphone.
Do you think Samsung will be able to get good results with the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus in a country like India?
