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Friday, April 3, 2015

Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8 4 First Impressions

Key Features: 8.4-inch 2560 x 1600p display; Magazine UX; Android 4.4 KitKat OS

Manufacturer: Samsung

What is the Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4?

The Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 is a part of Samsung’s new business-orientated tablet line and a direct rival to the iPad mini 2. With a stunning 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution display, the smallest of the three new Tab PRO models pairs its premium specs sheet with the company’s new Magazine UX interface. The tablet is also available in 10.1 and 12.2-inch forms. Finalised pricing is yet to be announced, but a Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 release date has been set for the latter part of Q1 2014.

Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4: Design

Cut from the same mould as Samsung’s recent tablet efforts, the Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 is a plastic clad unit, with the cheaper construction materials again giving the device a less premium feel and appearance than some of its rivals.

The 8.4-inch body measures in at just 7.2mm thick and 21.9cm wide, meaning it is slim enough to be held, comfortably, in a single hand. What’s more, the streamlined 336g weight is evenly distributed across the tablet’s full form, giving it a comfortably balance when held single-handed.

Although the leather-effect rear, similar to that found on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, is again a disappointingly tacky addition, the tablet’s plastic body is less flimsy than its larger siblings. Thanks to its compact nature the Tab PRO 8.4 suffers from only minor bending when put under pressure. In contrast, the 12.2-inch model suffers from frankly ridiculous levels of unwanted flexing.

Set to be made available in both black and white colour schemes, the Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 features the usual Android touch buttons and benefits from a relatively streamlined bezel that further enhances the already impressive display.

Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4: Screen

Undoubtedly, the tablet’s biggest talking point, the Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 screen is, in short, stunning. With a 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution, the WXQGA LCD panel offers beautifully sharp, vibrant images that suffer from no pixilation or graining issues.

As tends to be the case on Samsung’s mobile products, the Tab PRO 8.4’s colour gamut, on first impressions at least, appeared a little warm and over saturated. Text is pin-sharp, however, and images impressively detailed and immersive.

The tablet’s 16:9 aspect ratio makes it ideal for multimedia consumption, with early video playback tests blowing us away thanks to smooth flowing, crisp visual content and half-decent inbuilt audio.

Responsive to the touch, the Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4’s screen was able to tackle all manner of multi-finger gesture controls without the slightest hint of fuss. Strangely, for such a business-themed tablet, Samsung has not bestowed the Tab PRO 8.4 with an integrated stylus, instead saving its S-Pen add-on for the larger Note PRO 12.2 offering.

Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4:Software and Performance

The new Magazine UX is one of the Samsung Galaxy TabPRO 8.4’s main talking points and one which, based on first impressions, looks set to make the tablet a far more engaging device than past Samsung offerings.

Gone is the traditional point-and-shoot icon-based TouchWiz UI, in is a more immersive software overlay, bringing more detail direct to the user. Removing the need to jump in and out of multiple applications to get to desired information, the Magazine UX is something of a halfway house between Android and Windows 8.

Powered by a 2.3GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor and 2GB of RAM, the tablet is speedy from the off, showing no signs of lagging or slow boot times during early use. Further testing will be required before final judgement can be passed on the tablet’s performance.

Aiding its business ilk, the Tab PRO 8.4 comes with a range of software pre-installed, from Samsung’s own word processing and presentation software to Easilydo Pro and Remote PC capabilities.

Sadly, due to the tablet’s compact size, the Tab PRO 8.4 does not offer enough on-screen real estate to display a full digital keyboard such as that introduced on the Samsung Galaxy Note PRO 12.2. Instead the standard, reduced tablet offering is present, limiting the device’s laptop-replacing credentials.

Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4: Features

As you would expect from a modern tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 throws its business credentials up in the air to make room for integrated cameras front and rear. While the 2-megapixel forward-facing snapper can be utilised for video calls, the 8-megapixel camera is more for entertainment purposes.

Based on early use in less than ideal lighting conditions, this camera collection is distinctly average, offering largely flat, stilted images that failed to capture the atmosphere of the pictures. Although colours were washy and shots grainy, we will need to further test the cameras in our upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 review before damming them completely.

Set to launch in both 16GB and 32GB storage options, the Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4’s capacity can be expanded by microSD up to 64GB.

With a 4800mAh Lithium-Ion battery under the hood, a full day’s use should be within reach, although further testing is required in this area.

First Impressions

While Samsung’s current trend is to make things bigger, the peewee Samsung Galaxy Tab PRO 8.4 is the most enticing of the company’s new ‘PRO’ branded tablets. With a more solid feel and slightly more appealing aesthetics than the larger options, the Tab PRO 8.4 is the closest the manufacturer has come to a true iPad rival.

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LG Tab Book Duo Hybrid 2 in 1 10 inch with Windows 8

The Korean company has renewed its family of hybrid “Tab Book” by launching a new model that recovers the origins and revolutionizes the concept. The first LG Tab Book fact was born exactly one year ago and had Windows 8, this summer has gone to Android, but the change did not last long. The new LG Tab Book Duo back to Windows 8 and is lighter and thinner than its predecessors, or so the slogan of LG.

LG Tab Book Duo has two strengths: its weight and the keyboard dock, which this time does not slip but is detachable. The new hybrid Korean company is in fact a 2-in-1 detachable, and then sold as a tablet and a separate keyboard. The tablet weighs only 530 grams, “equal to the weight of a bottle of mineral water” for LG, and reaches 792 grams when it is combined with the Bluetooth keyboard. In any case, always well below the tolerable kilo then either be transported in short / long journeys is to hold for a few hours. The keyboard is also a key to the accessory-Tab Book Duo, because it manages to turn a consumer tablet in a device for productivity. E ‘with a one-button push to ease the “contact” with the tablet and is also compatible with other mobile devices. Unlike the old Tab Book, this model is equipped with a stand on the back that allows you to keep upright the screen when using in “notebook”.

We do not know much about the technical specifications; LG is left only escape that will be equipped with a quad-core Intel (probably a Boradwell? We hope so!), 10.1-inch IPS screen and Windows 8.1 OS. On board is also a USB 3.0 port, a micro HDMI and a battery capable of delivering up to 11 hours of battery life. LG Tab Book Duo is available on the local market (Korea) for the price of ₩ 740,000, about $ 670 or 550 Euros. Both the tablet and keyboard are declined in white and black. For now, we do not know availability and price official Tab Book Duo in Europe and USA, but probably we will know more at CES 2015 in Las Vegas.

LG Tab Book Duo: Hybrid 2-in-1 10-inch with Windows 8

The Lenovo A7-50 3G has a 7-inch 800x1280-pixel screen.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G is powered by a MediaTek MT8382 quad-core processor running at 1.3GHz.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G has 1GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage space.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G has a 5-megapixel rear camera and a 2-megapixel camera in front.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G uses on-screen buttons for navigation.

Theres nothing on the bottom except a small cutout for a microphone.

The Micro-USB and 3.5mm headset sockets are on the top.

A flap covering the SIM card and microSD card slots can be found on the left edge.

The power and volume buttons are on the right edge.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G supports Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G has a non-replaceable 3,450mAh battery.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G (A3500-HV) supports voice calls as well as 3G data.

The Lenovo A7-50 3G comes with a charger and USB cable.

Samsung Presents Samsung Galaxy S Galaxy Tab

Samsungs Galaxy family of devices make modern life truly mobile and brilliant. Read on to discover the many innovative features that put the Galaxy family in a league of its own.

Hardware

What Makes the Galaxy Tab Truly Mobile?

With 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth® 3.0, the Galaxy Tab takes mobile communication to a whole new level. By combining Samsung innovation with the Android 2.2 Platform, the Tab is truly a communication and entertainment tool. Its large battery (4,000 mAh) provides more than 7 hours of movie viewing time and because it’s powered by a Cortex A8 1.0GHz application processor, it’s designed to deliver high performance.

Increased Productivity on the Go

Experience PC-like web-browsing and enjoy all forms of multimedia content on the perfectly sized 7” display from anywhere as well as enjoy continuous communication via email, and video call, or social networking with the Galaxy Tab’s optimised user interface. At 7” it’s designed to fit in one hand but it’s easy to type on the Tab using a two hand thumb type style or by using SWYPE input technology.

Front and Rear facing Camera

As online content and creativity explodes, the Samsung Galaxy Tab is the best portable solution for every lifestyle that needs a constant connection. The device’s front facing camera allows for video chat with friends and business partners around the world. And, the rear-facing 3 megapixel camera with flash captures still images and video that can be edited, uploaded and shared.

Watch Video, Read and Play Games on the Go

Its striking 7” TFT-LCD display delivers an exciting mobile experience for watching films, viewing pictures, e-reading or sharing documents. Supporting the latest Adobe Flash Player 10.1, the Samsung Galaxy Tab fully supports swift, seamless viewing of every single page of the web. Flash support provides excellent video and gaming capabilities.

At the same time, HD video content is supported by a wide range of multimedia formats (DivX, XviD, MPEG4, H.263, H.264 and more) which maximises the joy of entertainment.

Media Hub: Buy Content Once and Share Across GALAXY Devices

At the same time, Samsung has unveiled the Media Hub, a gateway to a world of films and TV shows. Media Hub customers who purchase content to permanently own can share that content with five devices enabled with Media Hub at no extra cost.

Android Marketplace and Google Mobile Services

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is packed with services to complement and enhance life in different ways. There is access the Android™ Marketplace to download apps and personalize devices infinitely, as well as pre-loaded applications that are uniquely designed and optimised for Samsung smartphones and smart media devices.

Services like Google Maps™ Navigation (Beta) and Google Goggles are available on Googles Android platform. With useful location-based services like Google Maps™, search works using Standard English instead of entering an exact address. A search-by-voice function is just as intuitive, meaning searches can also be completed easily on the go. Google Goggles™ is a powerful, visual search tool that uses the Samsung Galaxy Tabs camera to uncover information – an image of a landmark or artwork is automatically used to perform a search, delivering relevant content like a description or history. In addition, with a camera, users can enjoy various augmented reality services which are downloadable in the application market.

Do More on the Go with the Galaxy Tab™

Why did Samsung make a 7” Tablet—because we’re into mobility and know that people are looking for compact communication and entertainment devices they can slip in their pocket and bring on the go. The Galaxy Tab is always connected, lightweight and smart. Its exceptional screen is designed for reading books and magazines, watching movies and playing games. The Galaxy Tab builds on the rich content experience provided by the Galaxy S line of Android smartphones.

Speed

Galaxy S: Smart Phones with Superior Speed

One of the most important parts of a smart phone is its processor, which is responsible for running all those cool applications lesser phones can’t handle. A good one handles a multitude of functions without sacrificing speed. New phones like the Samsung Galaxy S series offer powerful processors with never-before-seen speeds. Read on to learn why a fast processor matters.

Discover a More Efficient Design

A smartphone is a small computer. Some computers have a CPU for running applications, while other functions like display and sound are handled by separate chips. In modern smart phones all those functions are handled by one, dramatically improving speed.

Since smart phones have power-hungry features, like bright screens and intense graphics, saving power wherever possible is important. Today’s smart phone processors can automatically turn off idle features to conserve power.

Experience Intense Speed

Do you get frustrated when your phone stalls between programmes or while you’re scrolling across the page? Is something as simple as searching through photos or contacts taking longer than it should? The chips in most of the smart phones on the market today eliminate those issues with fast processor speeds.

They run at speeds of 500 or 600 MHz, with some of the latest phones boasting 1 GHz processors. Currently, the fastest available is the Samsung Galaxy S, with a 1 GHz Hummingbird processor. It can process 90 million triangles per second, compared to a Snapdragon processor which processes only 30 million per second. More triangles mean better image quality and much better frame rate—all in all, smoother, more realistic, more detailed graphics. Pair it with 8GB or 16GB of memory and its speed is unstoppable. With practically no waiting involved you can flip through menus, scroll through contacts, and surf the web with extreme ease.

Enjoy Blazing-Fast Multimedia

More and more smart phone makers offer a video and web experience similar to that of PCs. Because of that, the number of people that play mobile games on their smart phones has grown substantially.

For serious gaming enthusiasts, speed is everything. With a fast CPU like the one in the Samsung Galaxy S you’ll experience virtually no lag time, fast, and fluid motion along with ultra-realistic 3D graphics and intense colour. Uploading and downloading movies is also faster, and watching them is breathtaking thanks to incredibly smooth playback.

Multitask Like Never Before

A powerful processor on your phone can make a serious difference in everything you do. With a 1GHz processor like the one in the Samsung Galaxy S, speed is never an issue. Its Hummingbird processor is twice as fast as other leading Android processors. Open and transfer files, zoom in and out of pictures, write and send emails and fly through applications effortlessly, in mere seconds.

Power

Google Android OS Explained

Meet the new mobile standard—What’s Android OS? In short, it’s what makes your Smartphone so smart. Introduced by Google in 2007 as the ultimate mobile operating system, Android is an open source platform that turns your phone into a powerful web browser, game console, and personal assistant all in one.

An Android Joins the System

Android uses a fun, easy interface to organise and manage applications on some of the world’s most powerful phones. In fact, carrying around an Android phone is like having a pint-sized laptop right in your pocket.

There are a few mobile operating systems out there—Android is the only one made by Google. Its web functionality is not just an add-on, but a primary part of the experience.

Have a favourite URL? Bookmark it for quick access any time. Prefer a wider view of a particular site? Just rotate your phone and automatically switch to landscape mode.

If you’re a fan of using a cursor, the Samsung Ch@t 335 innovative optical trackpad is like having a mini-mouse built into your phone.

All About the Apps

The possibilities become limitless with access to the Android™ Market, a huge online bazaar filled with more than 150,000 applications—many of them free—to empower your phone.

Like to cook? Try the Jamie Oliver 20 minute meals app. Are you a sports fan? Live game updates are always just a few taps away with Sky Sports app. Productivity, entertainment, social networking, and causal games are in the palm of your hand, at all times.

Before you even visit the Market, you can check out Android’s pre-loaded selection of applications, ranging from YouTube™ to the Google Maps™ and search functions.

Always Getting Better

Your Android phone will just keep getting better. Unlike other closed systems that depend on one company for innovation, Android is an open platform, meaning that both Google and its partners are constantly making improvements.

Since its open source release in 2008, Android has had numerous updates—each bursting with new features and enhanced performance.

And because Android is software, there’s no need to buy a new phone to reap the benefits when it upgrades.

Ever Ready and Future-Forward

So what is Android? It’s having all the information you need at your fingertips. It’s the comfort of knowing that your phone’s operating system will constantly be up to date. And it’s about being connected today, always ready for tomorrow.

150K+ Apps

What is Android?

Android is the only mobile operating system created by Google. It virtually turns your mobile device into a pocket-sized personal computer. Android comes with a full web browser and Internet surfing capabilities, access to over 150,000 applications through the Android™ Market, including Gmail and Facebook, plus the ability to play games, enjoy music and videos, send text messages, and make calls on your phone.

Android is open-source software, which means anyone can make the operating system better. That way, you benefit not only from the knowledge of Google developers but that of third-party developers too. You can also upgrade your existing Android phone to 2.2 and get the same benefits without spending an extra penny.

Increased Speed and Performance

With Android™ 2.2, your device is instantly 2-5 times faster, meaning things like restaurant searches, email and apps will run smoother and feel more responsive. Your device’s web browser will also run JavaScript, a language that enables much of the interactivity on today’s Web, 2-3 times quicker than before.

Instant Wi-Fi Hotspot

Android™ 2.2 lets you turn your device into a portable Wi-Fi hotspot and use it to provide Internet access to your laptops and gaming consoles, just like a wireless connection you might find in your home or at a cafe. Once connected, you’ll be able to access the Internet using the same network on which your device normally runs, anywhere you have wireless data coverage.

Better Browser with Flash Support

Unlike some devices, 2.2 takes full advantage of the variety of tools available online. Android™ 2.2 supports Adobe® Flash® 10.1, Adobe® Air®, file uploading and Chromes V8 JavaScript engine so you can access the full Internet along with great games and interactive web pages.

And more...

Here are a few of the other new things you can do in Android™ 2.2:

Download music directly to your device through the Android™ Market.

Make hands-free calls on your phone with voice dialling.

Easily restore app data in case you lose your device or get a new one.

Get additional support for Microsoft® Enterprise and Microsoft® Exchange, including enhanced security and calendar synchronisation.

Share your contacts over Bluetooth.

Common Questions:

How do I get Android™ 2.2?

Different Android phones from different carriers offer upgrades in a variety of ways. If you already have an older version of the Android™ operating system on your phone, contact your carrier to see how and when you can update your specific model.

Do I have to change carriers to use an Android device?

Nope—The Android™ operating system can be found on devices from many carriers. Visit your carrier’s website to see which Android devices they offer or check out Samsung’s Galaxy S™ smartphones and Galaxy Tab™.

Is there more than one Android Phone?

Yes—There are a variety of phones offering the Android™ 2.2 operating system making it easy to find one that has the features and service plan you need. Check out Samsung’s Android phones or contact your current provider to see which ones they carry.

Display

Samsung Galaxy S

Samsungs Super AMOLED™ Screen makes mobile more fun to watch with:

Bright and clear picture

Accurate colour display

Reduced glare with an 180º viewing angle

Thin, light and responsive screen

Up to 7 hours* of battery life while viewing movies

Its everything a high-definition like experience should be, on your phone.

Samsung Galaxy Tab

The new Galaxy Tab sets the stage for rich, cinematic media with:

1024 x 600 resolution for PC-like web-browsing

Bright colours and clear pictures with enhanced TFT technology

Brilliant 7-inch display

Ultra portable, 12-millimeter thin body that actually fits your pocket

Up to 13 hours* of continuous usage time

Camera and Video Chat

The Galaxy Tab is making video chat and photos easy wherever you are with:

Front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera and camcorder for video chat

Programmes for one-on-one video chat over Wi-Fi

Rear-facing 3-megapixel camera and camcorder for high-quality mobile pictures and videos

Software

Media Hub

Samsungs Media Hub app brings all-star entertainment to the Galaxy S smartphones and the Galaxy Tabs. By joining with top studios, Media Hub gives you access to your favourite movies and TV shows. From a library of over hundreds of titles, rent or purchase new release films. or purchase full TV show seasons on the day of their release and most TV episodes the day after they air. Downloads are saved to your account so theyre never lost and you can even share content with up to 5 Media Hub-enabled devices per account.

Social Networking

As your social hub, download networking tools and fast access to sites like Facebook®, Twitter™ and MySpace™. Use SWYPE® technology to text with friends and family in a whole new way, and a combined inbox compiles all your work and personal emails, calendar events and more.

3 more nights to go … Samsung Galaxy S Tab with AMOLED screen – Tablets Magazine

Two of the most discussed and anticipated tablets of this time, the still unannounced tablets in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S-line. On the night of Thursday to Friday, there is a presentation of the product planned, so only four more nights before you can read on Tablets Magazine. Everything about this new tablet 3 more nights if you are planning a long stay on Thursday … Time to leaks and rumors have put

Samsung Galaxy Tab S once in a row -. Amoled screen

Samsung brings the Galaxy Tab S probably like 8.4 – and 10.5-inch version. Both tablets have a resolution of 2560 by 1600 pixels, nowadays a typical value for Samsung’s top models. These pixels are then so does the special AMOLED type, which should go among other extremely impressive black level and color care

Samsung Galaxy S Tab 10.5 – Pictures

The website had SamMobile own words scoop with the first pictures of the Galaxy Tab 10.5 S got his hands on the 10.5-inch model in the new series. Because the Web often comes with the correct information, we may assume that these pictures are authentic. Pictures of the other model in the range, the 8.4-inch Galaxy Tab S, then still missing but now this version appeared in different images . Also, the first renders of the two tablets appeared online.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S – Specifications

The expectations for the screen are now clear. Under the hood, Samsung would have chosen their own Exynos 5420 processor, which has eight cores. The processor uses the big.LITTLE principle with four cores with a clock speed of 1.9GHz and four high-energy nuclei with low clock speed of 1.3GHz are deployed. In this way, optimal and energy efficient performance can be guaranteed. This processor is accompanied by 3GB of RAM and Mali-T628 graphics chip with a clock speed of 533MHz.

Furthermore, the S Galaxy Tab 8.4 and Galaxy Tab 10.5 S feature Wi-Fi with WiFi Direct and DLNA wireless communication, Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy, GPS for location, a microUSB 2.0 port for connection to a PC, an 8 megapixel rear camera and a 2.1 megapixel camera on the front. In appearance the tablets have largely coincide with the recently launched Galaxy Tab tablets 4, but with slightly thinner frame around the display. The rear is fitted with a special structure so that the tablet provides more grip in the hand. Samsung would have chosen the colors Shimmer White and Titanium Grey

Samsung Galaxy Tab S -. Fingerprint scanner

A unique feature of the new Galaxy S Tab tablets is that they are likely to provide a fingerprint scanner. Samsung currently has this feature only included in the S5 Galaxy S smartphone, but the Galaxy Tab tablets would therefore be the first tablets with this extra security. Different users can have their fingerprints scanned and then login to their own account. This function we also know from the Samsung Galaxy S5, and it seems to be that the implementation of a fingerprint scanner will be. Groomed in the same manner in line with expectations That means that over and home button to be calm. Geswiped from top to bottom Of course, the screen opens itself at the time that the fingerprint scan is detected.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S – Software

Obviously, turning the new tablets with AMOLED display Android 4.4 .2 KitKat, the most at the time of writing latest version of Android. Android has again puts Samsung’s own UX Magazine skin we saw on the Galaxy TabPRO and NotePro Galaxy models.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S – Ultra Power Saving Mode

One of the special features of AMOLED is that the pixels each and can be put out. Pixels that are not used and ‘off’ do not use energy. By extension, the Samsung Ultra Power Saving mode also on the Galaxy S5 is to bring. Galaxy Tab S seems In this mode, the screen is black / white, and as black pixels on AMOLED ‘off’ can make this just a very impressive battery life possible.

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and availability in the Netherlands

that the tablets will be announced in a few days we now know as well as sure. Probably the Korean manufacturer chooses this time for 4G and WiFi-only versions of both models. A 3G version would not be released according to various sources. Pricing and availability in the Netherlands is not yet known, but we assume that the Dutch branch of PR Samsung lets us know more about that around Thursday. Rumors and ‘mistakes’ from a Finnish shop There are, however, if we thus guide us, we think of 450 euros for the 8.4-inch model and over 100 euros more for larger version.

nearly here

Do you look forward to the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S? What are your expectations? Do you put money aside so if you can stand first in line Let us know in the comments!

Samsung Galaxy Tab Tablet S amoled get fingerprint scanner – Tablets Magazine

We talk for weeks (ok ok, months) on the Samsung Galaxy S Tab and how this new line of Samsung tablets are going to be an AMOLED screen, unlike LCD screens in the existing Samsung tablets we provide find. Today the guys from the SamMobile managed to obtain a firmware version of the Galaxy S Tab, and from which firmware that the Galaxy Tab S also gets a fingerprint scanner alongside a AMOLED screen. There is also something called the Ultra Power Saving Mode

Samsung Galaxy Tab S

Samsung brings the Galaxy Tab S probably like 8.4. – and 10.5-inch. Both tablets have a resolution of 2560 by 1600 pixels, nowadays a typical value for Samsung’s top models. These pixels are then so does the special AMOLED type, which should take care. Among other extremely impressive black level and color Earlier already leaked pictures of the Samsung Galaxy S. Samsung Tab has June 12 , an event which is going to be scheduled.

Ultra Power Saving Mode

One of the special features of AMOLED is that the pixels each and can be. put out Pixels that are not used and ‘off’ do not use energy. By extension, the Samsung Ultra Power Saving mode also on the Galaxy S5 is to bring. Galaxy Tab S seems In this mode, the screen is black / white, and as black pixels on AMOLED ‘off’ can make this just a very impressive battery life possible.

Fingerprint Scanner

SamMobile has the firmware also found evidence for the presence of a fingerprint scanner in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S. Also this feature we also have the Samsung Galaxy S5, and it seems to be that the implementation of a fingerprint scanner will be. taken care of in the same manner in line with expectations That means that there quietly and home button from top to bottom geswiped should be. Of course, the screen opens itself at the time that the fingerprint scan is detected.

On the website of SamMobile can find more images of the gentlemen from the firmware have been able to pick. For example, an image of the camera app, wallpapers and more.

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8 4

Announced On : January, 2014

Features : 3G, 8.4" Super clear LCD capacitive touchscreen, 8 MP camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth.

SAMSUNG GALAXY TAB PRO 8.4 OVERVIEW

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is a Candybar, Touchscreen, Tablet PC Android Tablet PC from Samsung which runs on Android OS, v4.4 (KitKat). Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is available in White color and 336 g (11.85 oz) of weight. Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 has 2560 x 1600 pixels, 8.4 inches (~359 ppi pixel density) display size which supports Super clear LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors.

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is powered by Quad-core 2.3 GHz Krait 400 CPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Chipset and Adreno 330 GPU.

Additional features of Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 are Samsung TouchWiz UI. Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 has GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WIFI, Bluetooth, Bluetooth, GPS connectivity options on board. You can take pictures of your beloved ones from its 8 MP camera.

SPECIFICATION & FEATURES

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