The 2-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 makes an appearance

Samsung continues to develop the second generation of their Galaxy Tab S. After the success of last year, in which the Koreans finally achieved a convincing result for users and critics, expectations are soaring for the 2015 models, as they could finish shaping a good product by applying the design novelties of the Galaxy S6 like they did last year with the Galaxy S5. From the Indian import website, Zauba, we received news about the Galaxy Tab S2, indicative that everything is on the right track.

As has happened on other occasions, the well-known Zauba import website has been in charge of discovering the existence of a device that will be presented in the coming months. This time more to discover is a confirmation of what we already knew, because the Galaxy Tab S range will surely be one of the survivors to the remodeling of the catalog of tablets that Samsung will run in 2015. The model that has been hunted on the web is the SM-T715, which would correspond to one of the variants of the eight-inch model. This device was imported from India last week, surely as part of the testing process that Samsung carries out (like all companies) before presenting the final result.

What does this information imply? If you regularly follow the market news you will know that there are many devices that have appeared on this import website weeks before being presented. Being models intended for testing purposes, they often indicate that development of the device in question is nearing its end. Therefore, it is further proof that the la la presentation of the Galaxy Tab S2 is not far away, and it is necessary, because Samsung has not yet presented any tablet in 2015, they could debut in style, with the flagship.

Known features

Several weeks ago sand they met most of the features of the Galaxy Tab S2. Notably, its screen sizes of 8 and 9,7 inches with 4: 3 ratio and resolution 2.048 x 1.536 pixels. Also its thickness of only 5,4 mm and the commitment to processors Exynos Self-made instead of Qualcomm's Snapdragon, in the same way that has happened with the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.

Vía: SamMobile