We hoped that Samsung will launch some other of its stellar devices before the summer, however, the Koreans seem to have filled the submission quota for now. As reported SamMobile, both the Galaxy Tab 3 (in its different versions) as the Galaxy Note IIIThey will have to wait until September to see the light. The official presentation would take place, as confirmed by this medium, during the iFA in Berlin. We give you more details.
The medium through which most important data about the signature is filtered Samsung, SamMobile, has lowered expectations regarding an upcoming presentation of the next major teams of the Korean brand. Although we had indications that there was a certain movement around Galaxy Note III and also around the Tab 3, it seems that Samsung It will space out its presentations a bit to cover longer cycles with new products.
After the departure of two important teams at the beginning of the year, the Notes 8.0 and Galaxy S4, we will surely have a rest period and the next novelties will arrive, as happened in 2012, during IFA in Berlin, or even a little before, just enough to be exhibited throughout the fair.
The truth, however, is that these products are quite advanced, at least in the case of Galaxy Tab 3Well, we already know that the important certifications are ready, and some photos of the equipment were even leaked a couple of months ago. The negative note is that when they hit the market, if finally the best these tablets have specifications similar to Nexus 10, it will not seem as powerful a team as it might seem right now.
Nor is there much more information about it, there is no talk of specifications or anything similar. But, as we say, the most promising of Tab 3 it will have a 10-inch screen and almost 300 dpi, plus a processor Exynos 5 (with four or eight cores, we hope) at 1,7 GHz. As for the phablet, the size of the screen is still unknown, although 5,9 or 6,1 inches are the most possible sizes, and perhaps it will arrive with panels from Sharp instead of the typical AMOLED.
We will have to keep waiting, however.
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