New indicators point to the arrival of Galaxy Note 8 with 256GB of storage

In a new twist of events, the Galaxy Note 8 seems to have 256GB of internal memory. The reason for this is the release of a new report from The Business Wire that Samsung has begun the mass production of 256GB V-NAND Memory chipsets, which provide 256GB of storage memory for mobile devices.

As a result, it is highly likely that Samsung will use this new storage memory in the Galaxy Note 8, which is expected to be released in August. The new 256GB V-NAND Memory will be Samsung's fastest memory chip.

First, the new 64-layer memory chip provides a data transfer speed of 1 Gbps, which means it is faster than 48-layer memory chips. Second, the new memory chip offers 30 percent more productivity compared to the previous generation. Third, the new memory chip is more energy efficient. Moreover, the new memory is more reliable at about 20 percent compared to 48-layer memory chips.

If the previous rumors are true, the Galaxy Note 8 should also include the Snapdragon 836 processor, which will be an improved version of the current Snapdragon 835 processor. Based on what we've heard so far, Galaxy Note 8 seems to be a strong return for Samsung after the Galaxy Note 7 setback last year.