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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 5G benchmark suggests Qualcomm SD855 and 12GB RAM

Posted on June 6, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung’s next flagship smartphone – the Galaxy Note 10 – is expected to arrive sometime in August and based on a new leak, it’s going to be as powerful as you would expect.

Two devices with the model numbers SM-N976V and SM-N976B have appeared on Geekbench, thought to be the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 5G models.
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