South Korea's tech giant Samsung Electronics Co. said
Thursday it has commenced the sales of the Galaxy Tab S at home,
the lightest and thinnest of its Galaxy tablet PC lineup.
Samsung Electronics said the 10.5-inch version of the
6.6 mm-thin device will weigh only 465 grams, lighter than
any of its tablet PCs released earlier in similar sizes. The 8.4-inch edition
weighs 294grams. They will both work
under Wi-Fi networks.
South Korea's tech giant Samsung Electronics Co. said July 10, 2014 it has
commenced the sales of the Galaxy Tab S at home, the lightest and thinnest of
its Galaxy tablet PC lineup.
The tablets will be powered by Google Inc.'s Android
4.4, or KitKat, and are equipped with 8-megapixel and 2.1-megapixel cameras on
the back and front, respectively. The 8.4-inch edition will hold a 4,900 mAh
capacity battery and will come in two colors -- bronze and white. The 10.5-inch
version will hold a 7,900 mAh battery.
Samsung's magazine service, Papergarden, will also be
included in the Galaxy Tab S for the first time.
The digital interactive
service makes available a wide range of popular magazines in vivid and
true-to-life colors.
Samsung said additional features include a "Multi
User Mode" that enables users to create their own personal optimized
profile and a built-in "Fingerprint Scanner" for safe and convenient
access.
The local price tag on the smaller version of the
Galaxy Tab S is set at 599,000 won (US$590.-), while the larger edition will
cost 699,000 won (US$688.-)
The device will be available for sales in 20
countries, including the United States and UK.
Samsung said the devices
will continue to tap other markets as well.
You can find the Samsung Galaxy Tab S on Amazon store already:
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