Samsung is set to reveal its premium tablet, the Galaxy Tab S3, at the upcoming Mobile World Congress event. Initially, plans for the Galaxy Tab S3’s release were scheduled for last year; however, complications arising from the Galaxy Note 7 incident led to its cancellation. Now, Samsung intends to showcase the tablet at MWC. Previously undisclosed images of the Galaxy Tab S3 have surfaced through the Taiwan National Communication Propagation Committee, which shares similarities with China’s TENAA and the United States FCC. The tablet was submitted to this organization for approval before its launch.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Leak Shows Metal Glass Body – Overview
The images offer a glimpse of the potential design of the upcoming Galaxy Tab S3, indicating a metal glass build similar to Samsung’s smartphones. The company’s focus on premium design for flagship, mid-range, and entry-level devices suggests that the tablet will also sport a premium look and build, in line with the latest trends in device aesthetics.
Samsung is set to include an S-Pen with the Galaxy Tab S3, though the absence of a docking station is notable, suggesting a somewhat hasty addition to enhance the device. The tablet is expected to feature a 9.7-inch, 2048 x 1536p resolution display, powered by a Snapdragon 821 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of internal storage. With a 12 MP main camera and a 5 MP front-facing camera, the Galaxy Tab S3 promises to deliver solid performance in the tablet market. Stay tuned for the official unveiling on February 26th at the MWC to discover the full range of features offered by Samsung’s latest tablet.
Get ready to experience top-notch craftsmanship and cutting-edge design with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3’s metal and glass body – a combination that promises both style and durability in one sleek package.
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