Nexus 11 Galaxy Tab 7.0 3 and other Samsung tablets for 2013
Galaxy Note 8.0 and the cheapest Galaxy Tab 7.0 3 are just some of the new tablets from Samsung scheduled for 2013. SamMobile claims to have received the complete plan of the Korean house and there would be at least four new tablets coming later this year all based on Android and belonging to the families and Galaxy Nexus. Yeah there is also a new Nexus included. According to the magazine it could be a model not yet approved by Google 11″ with a diagonal atypical shape, equipped with a Super PLS panel and a handsome eight core Exynos 5410 which mixes ARM A15 and A7. The other data speaks of two cameras and a possible 2MP 8 Reader and a Micro SD up to 64GB.
Galaxy Tab
Staying on the diagonal of 11″ Samsung would also work on a Galaxy Tab 11, apparently a light version of the Nexus product for Google with the same Super PLS screen but with a chip on system Exynos 5250 with only two cores. The other novelty is the Galaxy Tab 7.0 3 which from the limited data available does not seem to be anything other than a dual SIM version of the Galaxy Tab 7.0 3 launched yesterday. The card SamMobile speaks of the usual mediocre screen with 1024 × 600, dual camera 3 and 2MP, dual core SoC with expandability of up to 32GB via Micro SD.
Nexus 11 Galaxy Tab
Finally we have the Galaxy Tab 8.0, perhaps the most balanced of all the new range. The card SamMobile mentions an 8 inch AMOLED panel with full HD resolution which is very dense and then double 5 camera and 2MP, Exynos 4412. Not bad at all. Too bad it is not yet clear whether Samsung has effectively solved the production problems that plagued the AMOLED technology. Prices? Availability dates? Too early to talk about them even in light of the fact that it is probably not yet in tablet production and specifications have not been determined and above all, not confirmed by the house.
Samsung products
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