New Samsung Galaxy C9 Passes Tenna, Codenamed SM-C9000 With 6GB RAM; C9 Pro Teased As Launch Partner? [VIDEO]

It appears that Samsung is keen to put things together and leave behind the disheartening case of the exploding Galaxy Note. Over the past week, the Korean conglomerate teased its fans with a new member of the C family, the Galaxy C9; however, if "The next big thing" isn't enough, Samsung is already prepping another inclusion.

According to Gadgets 360, Samsung is now on the verge of releasing yet another handset, but this time, it looks to be the Pro version of the metal-clad Galaxy C9. The aptly named C9 Pro was recently spotted via a teaser image online, and it is supposed to be launched together with the Samsung Galaxy C9.

While there's no additional Easter egg was sighted on promo, it is believed that Samsung will provide the Pro with the "Next level of antenna craftsmanship." This too remains to be an enigma, considering that Samsung has been quiet about the product.

Aside from this, the Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro might come in a Rose Gold variant, Galaxy Club reported. But for what it's worth, questions are still going to pop up from the inquiring minds of techies, especially those coming from Samsung supporters. Fans tend to be quite nosey, and they will only get more and more intrigued when Samsung or some insider doesn't come up with details in the days to come.

On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy C9 (codename SM-C9000) just passed Tenna, a Chinese telecommunications certification body. It also glided through Geekbench, along with its specifics that includes a 6inch full-HD Super AMOLED Display screen, a 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon octa-core processor and a Samsung first 6GB RAM.

Camera-wise, Galaxy C9 will sport a 16MP rear clicker with LED flash, a standard fingerprint sensor and a 4,000mAh battery. There's still no official word coming from Samsung as to when the Galaxy C9 and C9 Pro will be announced, but it's going to be worth the wait.