A so-called second generation Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 (SM-T113) is now officially launched, since Samsung have started to display it on their own websites in Europe. Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 II is supposedly replacing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite (SM-T110) that was launched in February last year, as the entry level Android tablet from Samsung. I can’t find any differences in specifications between the SM-T110 and the SM-T113 though, … more…
Samsung is spinning some of their tablets in all kinds of ways. The newest of which is this; the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite Kids Edition launched in Taiwan on Monday. What we have here is an otherwise ordinary Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite, a 7-inch 1.2GHz dual-core Android tablet that was launched on February 13 for $159, but that have been given a design overhaul and a few additional … more…
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite became available to buy today, and will be released on February 13 next week. The price for this 7-inch Android tablet is $159: http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-Lite-7 Wait a minute, $159 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite?! What’s going on here? The original Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 with slightly higher specs is only $149 on Amazon at the moment. Yeah, it leaves us a little puzzled. … more…
The budget tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite was officially announced by Samsung today, confirming all the rumors that had circulated around this tablet since the end of last year. This is a 7-inch budget tablet with Android that can be used for a lot of things. It will be released on February 13, and is available for pre-order ahead of shipping date: amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-Lite-7 The name Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 … more…
In addition to the upcoming Samsung tablets with AMOLED display that we reported on yesterday, Samsung is now also rumored to have a light version of their Galaxy Tab 3 tablet in the works. (UPDATED: Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite was officially confirmed on January 16, 2014.) The official debut of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite (SM-T11) is expected to take place already in January 2014, so we don’t … more…