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Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 leaks with OLED screen on board

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Published On May 10, 2014 By Syamanth Sreejith
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Samsung has been planing a really high-end Galaxy slate, if you didn't know about. The company's upcoming tablet is reportedly named as the next generation Samsung Galaxy Tab S, which is said to arrive to the markets in models, one featuring an 8.4-inches screen and the second one with 10.5-inches screen size. Here we have the bigger unit's leaked live photographs, showing-off in White color option, toting it's screen (from the above picture) and back hardware (from the picture below), exclusively, by the courtesy of SAMMOBILE. So, what makes this slates so special? Folks, the South Koreans have decided to bring back their OLED or Organic Light Emitting Diode display back to the game, which was last seen on a Galaxy Tab 7.7, announced back in 2011.

 And as far as this leaked Galaxy Tab S 10.5 is concerned, one the front we are seeing the traditional Samsung-styled home button, which is rumored to attribute the the Galaxy S5 like integrated finger print scanner or biometrics reader, that will basically have features such as quick multi-user login, screen unlocking, PayPal payments and so on, accompanied by the recent apps and back capacitive tabs on either sides of the physical button.



Even though the tablet looks like the Samsung made Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1, Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 or Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 from the front, the story is slightly different from the back. In term of it's hardware, their new forthcoming slate will exactly resemble not the previous generation Galaxy Tab's but the company's current flagship handset, the Galaxy S5's design, siting the very same perforated material on the back, with a primary camera and LED flash. Notice those two circle dots down below? Well, they are mentioned to be proprietary connectors for Samsung’s Book Cover, something new, that we haven't seen before.

 Lastly, the new Galaxy Tab S slates are said to pack the company's own Exynos Octa-Core chipset, with four 1.9GHz Cortex-A15 cores and another four 1.3GHz Cortex-A7 cores, 8.4 and 10.5-inches OLED AMOLED screen of 2560 x 1600 resolution display, eight megapixels main shooter on the back with LED flash and a 2.1 megapixels front facing snapper. And finally for connectivity, there is Bluetooth 4.0 LE, Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, GPS/GLONASS, and 4G LTE network support in house with a dedicated IR Blaster. The next tablets from Samsung will run Android's version 4.4 KitKat with company TouchWiz User Interface and other firm's proprietary applications like the Magazine UX, as seen from the first picture. We may hear Samsung announcing the slates in the near future.

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About author: Syamanth Sreejith

Syamanth is the Founder, Co-Owner Senior News Writer at THE PHONES GUIDE. He is a full-time media communications correspondent and mobile technology news writer and blogger, currently in charge of THE PHONES GUIDE, THE PHONES GUIDE BLOG and THE PHONES GUIDE on Medium.

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