https://www.cnet.com/news/galaxy-note-8-4gb-ram-tenaa-rumor/

A recent filing with Chinese telecom regulatory agency TENAA suggests that Samsung may release a variant of the Note 8 with 4GB of RAM there. Since the 4GB version would have slightly toned-down specs compared to the standard 6GB Note that Samsung launched on Wednesday, it's rumored to be cheaper, according to website MySmartPrice.

The top-tier Galaxy Note 8 packs in all sorts of of premium features like dual rear cameras, an S Pen stylus, a huge 6.3-inch AMOLED display, and Samsung's Bixby Voice assistant. Still, those premium features come at a premium price. The Note 8's starting cost is a whopping $930 (or £870 and AU$1,175) which could make even the most dedicated Samsung fans think twice, especially when the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus cost less.