The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 that will hit Korean market on Aug. 11 (Photo : Reuters)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 will hit the market on Aug. 11 unveiling great specs and features that make it a prime commodity for early adopters.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 comprises of two models that will provide customers with value for their money - the 8.0-inch and the 9.7-inch. According to GSM Arena, the two models are the newest tablet offers on the market, most powerful, and Samsung's thinnest and lightest tabs.
The two tablets will hit the Korean market on Aug. 11 at a reasonable price since they are premium devices. The 8.0-inch Galaxy Tab S2 will cost $513 while the 9.7-inch will go at $617, excluding a bundled keyboard case that may increase the cost to $685.
Although the Tab S2 seems expensive, the company's major focus was on quality. In addition to the modern hardware, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 is simple to operate.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 will come with Super AMOLED Display that facilitates better content viewing, Deccan Chronicle reported. The tablet runs on an octa-core processor of two quad core chipsets clocked at 1.9 GHz and 1.3 GHz.
The camera of the Galaxy Tab S2 comprises of an 8-megapixel back unit and a 2.1-megapixel front unit for selfies. More features on the Tab include a MultiWindow for multitasking purposes and a touch-enabled Fingerprint Scanner.
However, there is a notable distinction between the two models when it comes to battery backup and weight. While the 9.7-inch Tab has a 5,870 mAh battery and weighs 389grams, the 8-inch Tab S2 comes with a 4,000 mAh battery and weighs 256 grams.
"We are confident that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 is the most integrated personal visual gadget developed for users' convenience in terms of portability," JK Shin, CEO, and IT & Mobile President, said.
