A Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone is displayed during a launch event for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 at the Hammerstein Ballroom, August 2, 2016 in New York City. (Photo : GettyImages/Drew Angerer)
Right now, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is the talk of town. Realizing the hype surrounding the phone, the South Korean company has reportedly decided to launch a customized version of the phone called the Note 7 Injustice edition.
Latest pictures of the new version emerged in China a while ago, indicating that Samsung is busy readying the Injustice edition model. Although, the release date has not been announced, the device is expected to launch anytime soon. The release date is yet to be revealed, but there are chances of the phone arriving soon within the next couple of weeks, Phone Arena reported.
Samsung did a splendid job of offering the Galaxy S7 Edge bearing an engraved bat-symbol complemented with a bat-armor case, a gold batarang along with a themed Galaxy VR unit. Now, it seems that the Seoul-based company has better plans for the stylus-welding Galaxy Note 7 second version.
Samsung decided to punch in the same feeling in the upcoming version of the handset, considering the popularity of "Injustice: Gods Among Us". There will be the same gold bat on the rear of the device, while the locked screens will bear a customized user interface having designs conceived by Bruce Wayne and Lucius Fox, ComicBook reported.
You may expect some visual changes in the Galaxy Note 7 Injustice version in contrast to what you found in the Galaxy Note 7. Apart from the obvious visual changes in the upcoming new version, the internals will get some improvements.
Under the hood, the Note 7 Injustice Edition is expected to features 128GB storage and 6GB of RAM. Other than this, the handset will come with a dual-SIM feature. This version of the Galaxy Note 7 will reportedly be available on pre-orders from Aug. 26 in China. Since the Injustice Edition will probably go global, the special hardware configuration will not just be restricted to the mainland, but across the borders.
As for the price, it is not yet known until Samsung releases the phone, but it is expected to be priced higher than the original Galaxy Note 7. This original version, which is expected to come on Sep. 2 will feature a large-sized 5.7-inch display screen with Corning Gorilla Glass 5. Its super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen will pack in a resolution of 1440x2560 pixels.
Powered by Android v6.0.1 Marshmallow, the device is expected to have an Exynos 8890 Octa chipset. As for the camera, the rear snapper may come with a 12Mp sensor and the front snapper will pack in a 5MP sensor.
Watch this to understand how the Samsung Galaxy S7 Note Injustice Edition looks and the features inside:
