Samsung, one of the leading global producer of electronic devices, will be launching their new addition to the Samsung Galaxy Tab series in India. If you are an avid Samsung lover like us then you might have made some guess about what we are talking.
A sneak-peak into all the action on the gadget and gizmo front this month.
The tablets will be available in three variants with 7-inch, 8-inch and 10.1-inch variant as well.
The newest tablets offer a 1 GHz dual core processor and Android ICS onboard with a wholesome 10-inch display.
Samsung has formally announced its second generation tablets -- Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 for $250 (Rs 12,850 approximately) and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 for $400 (Rs 20,570 approximately) -- in the USA.
The chipmaker's Clover Trail+ mobile chip will be used in one version of its 10.1-inch tablet.
Apple was expected to sue Samsung for patent infringement on the grounds that it "slavishly" copied its iPad tablet.
For the first time, the company will use Intel chips.
These include 7-inch, 8-inch and 10.1 inch devices.
Korean handset maker Samsung on Wednesday said its galaxy range of devices based on KNOX platform have been approved by the US government to handle the full range of classified information.
A big, rich screen and powerful battery make it ideal for gaming and videos but the Note 2014 could have a better camera if you are paying so much for it.
Take your pick. We have listed the best ones ranging from Rs 14,000 to Rs 55,000.
Korean electronics major Samsung expects its new foldable devices Galaxy Fold 5 and Galaxy Flip 5 will enable it to capture half of the super premium smartphone segment in India, currently dominated by iPhone maker Apple.
This list does not follow any particular ranking, but remains a collection of the most popular tablets in this price category.
Of late, competition has forced companies to price their tablets competitively, thus bringing them within reach of Indian consumers. We have compiled a list of some tablets that are expected to make waves in 2016.
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