Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro with Android 6.0.1 onboard takes a run on AnTuTu

February 29, 2016

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Not too far back, the Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro or SM-A9100 passed through benchmarking site GFXBench. Earlier today, the Galaxy A9 Pro made its way to AnTuTu.

The official release can't be too long away considering all the leaked benchmarks. Based on the listing, the Galaxy A9 Pro will be a new addition to Samsung's A-series consisting of mostly mid-range devices. The A9 Pro is expected to be the largest in the series and include the best specifications of those in the group.

The Galaxy A9 Pro is expected to have a 6-inch Full HD display. Powering the device should be the Snapdragon 652 processor and 4GB of RAM. As for the cameras, the Galaxy A9 Pro is listed with a 16MP rear-facing shooter and an 8MP front-facing one. Only one version of the Galaxy A9 Pro should hit shelves and that will include 32GB of internal memory. It's currently unknown whether this phone will come with expandable storage. Google's latest in Android 6.0.1 will be pre-loaded out of the box.

Source: Weibo
Via: SamMobile

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