Most Of Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Main Specs Leaked
Thanks to technology leaker Ishan Agarwal we now the additional Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 specs to compliment all the other main specs from before. The launch date may be August 9:
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(UPDATED: Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Announced Today)
The additional new Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 specs leaked by Agarwal today are a continuation of the 2560 x 1600 resolution standard and a Samsung OLED display, with a 7040 mAh battery, 13MP f2.0 + 5MP f2.2 rear cameras, and a 8MP f2.0 front camera with face recognition,
The S6 weighs 420 grams and is 5.7mm thick. In terms of length and width, the upcoming Samsung Tab S6 is 244.5mm by 159.5mm.
The new Samsung S Pen that we mentioned the last time has Samsung's Air Mouse/Gesture features, and an average battery life of 6 hours with these features enabled it is said.
Previously confirmed Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 specs have been Android 9.0, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset, 6GB of RAM, 128GB and 256GB storage options, a 10.5-inch screen, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, quad-speaker AKG audio, the new magnetic Bluetooth stylus for the tablet, with both Wi-Fi (SM-T860) and cellular models (SM-T865 / SM-T867), as well as an optional keyboard cover with touchpad/trackpad.
Some of the official Samsung support pages as well as other direct mentions of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 have popped up here and there, with Samsung Canada even mentioning that the ad-free YouTube Premium will be offered as a 4 month trial with both Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e and Samsung Galaxy Tab S6.
And finally, a new round of Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 benchmarks have upped the Geekbench 4 multi-score number from the first benchmark of 9788, up to 11186 and 11072 in the two latest benchmarks for Samsung's next flagship tablet with Android.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 is now expected to be announced on July 31 after Samsung has released a teaser video of it along with the new watch.
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