Recent rumors say that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S, the tablet Android flagship of the Korean company, will soon have their successors: improved hardware but same display Super AMOLED?
Announced in July 2014, Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and 10.5 inches are among the best, if not the best, android tablet-end top of the range thanks to their beautiful Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels, the slim design and light, good multimedia thanks to a powerful 8-megapixel rear camera, support for 4G LTE connectivity and a good processor octa-core Exynos 5420 chipset.
Despite being a relatively recent product (a little more than 6 months) already rumors indicate that the Korean company Samsung is already planning the launch of the second generation Galaxy Tab S that would take the corporate code of SM-T710 and SM-T810 (Galaxy Tab S 8.4 has corporate code SM-T700 and Galaxy Tab S 10.5 SM-T800).
This would indicate that the successors of the current flagship of Samsung tablet will not be very different than current but will, most likely, just a hardware upgrade addressed especially to increase performance.
The Exynos 5420 chipset (for the model sold in Italy) or the Snapdragon 800 (for certain countries) while ensuring overall performance still more than good, are no longer considered the height by the Korean to optimally manage a display with such high resolution (2560 x 1600); Samsung for this for fear of losing positions than the competition, could maybe update existing chipset with the powerful Octa-core Exynos 7420, the same processor that will be used on the Samsung Galaxy S6, which guarantees high performance.
For now, there are still many doubts and shadows on how will be the next Samsung Galaxy Tab S second generation, since it may take even months before you actually see them on the market; it seems rather unlikely that the Korean company can already reveal them during the MWC 2015 which will be held in early March of this year in Barcelona.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S second generation: the rumors
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