Samsung Galaxy S9 duo to launch on March 16, 256GB version incoming

The Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ will be unveiled this Sunday and they may be on store shelves less than a month later. Korean publication The Investor cites sources who claim that pre-orders for Korea’s major carriers will start on February 28 – the Wednesday after the Samsung Unpacked event.

Global sales are set to start on March 16, though those who’ve pre-ordered will probably get it the week before (that’s for Korea, it’s not clear if the global pre-orders will ship before the 16th).

There’s no new info on the pricing – last we heard, it would start at €910/£740 for the Galaxy S9.

Meanwhile, the Korean Lost & Found center for phones has listed new handsets in its database – the S9 duo. This includes a 256GB version of the Galaxy S9+. The smaller S9 appears only in 64GB form, in fact

href="https://www.gsmarena.com/rumor_reveals_samsung_galaxy_s9_s9_memory_configurations-news-29025.php">the 128GB option is not mentioned at all.

Memory will be one of the differentiating features between the S9 and S9+. The smaller model is expected to have 4GB of RAM and 64GB base storage (and, perhaps, 128GB too) while the bigger S9+ will have 6GB RAM and up to 256GB storage.

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