Samsung exploded the bomb in the tablet industry; Now let Apple think

Samsung‘and Galaxy Tab S9
After launching its series in July 2023, the technology world began to look for signs of the Galaxy Tab S10 series, which will be the next model of this series. Seen on South Korea’s safety certification platform SafetyKorea and Galaxy
Tab A battery thought to belong to the S10 Plus increased these expectations even more. This Li-ion battery, which has the model number EB-BX828ABE, was listed on the platform without providing precise information about its capacity due to blurry test images. However, this does not mean that this is the first time the battery in question has been seen on a certification platform. It had previously appeared on India’s BIS certification site in a similar manner, without specifying its capacity.

Looking at last year’s models,
SamsungIt is expected to be available to users with at least three models in the Galaxy Tab S10 series: Galaxy Tab S10, Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Although there is not much information about the features and design of this series for now, a brief look at the features of the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus model can shape expectations to some extent.

Samsung exploded the bomb in the tablet industry; Now let Apple think

Galaxy Tab S9 Plus comes with a 12.4-inch WQXGA + screen and this screen offers a 120Hz refresh rate. The device has an in-screen fingerprint scanner and S-Pen support is also available. The chipset powering the device is Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and is supported by up to 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. Equipped with a 10,090mAh capacity battery, the device supports 45W fast charging. On the camera side, it has a 13MP and 8MP dual camera setup on the back, while there is a 12MP selfie camera on the front. In terms of sound experience, the device comes with four speakers tuned by AKG and also supports the Dolby Atmos standard.

In light of this information, Galaxy Tab The S10 series is expected to come with similar powerful features and further strengthen Samsung’s place in the tablet market. But until official announcements, these are just guesses.