Samsung Note 8 price is undecided in South Korean

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<P>Last week Samsung showcased the 6.3-inch Galaxy Note 8 with a dual-camera and improved stylus features.</P>
<P>Pre-orders are expected to start September 7 in Seoul, with the official release slated for September 15.</P>
<P>Industry watchers earlier expected the local price tag will hover above KRW 1 million ($892 or roughly Rs. 57,000), Yonhap news agency reported.</P>
<P>The price of the 64GB Galaxy Note 8 in the US, already available for pre-order, stands at $929. The price is even higher in European countries, industry sources were quoted as saying.</P>
<P>The Galaxy S8+ launched earlier this year came with a price tag of KRW 990,000. Industry watchers said a lower price of the Galaxy Note 8 will adversely impact the sales of the Galaxy S8 models.</P>
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