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Default Report: Samsung could be dropping the 11-inch model from Galaxy Tab S10 lin

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority

  • Samsung may drop the 11-inch model from its upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 series, leaving only larger 12.4-inch and 14.6-inch options.
  • This potential change is speculated to be a response to Apples adoption of OLED displays in its iPad Pro lineup.
  • The Tab S10 series is not expected to make an appearance at Samsungs upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event.
Samsung is reportedly making significant changes to its flagship Android tablet series. We already anticipate that Samsung will be breaking its traditional launch cycle by not launching the Galaxy Tab S10 series at its July Unpacked event. And now, a new report from The JoongAng suggests the company will not only delay the series but also drop the base 11-inch model from the lineup. (via SamMobile)

The Galaxy Tab S9 series currently offers three size options: an 11-inch standard Tab S9, a 12.4-inch Tab S9 Plus, and a 14.6-inch Tab S9 Ultra. This decision would leave the Galaxy Tab S10 series with only two models: the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and the even larger Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. The move to eliminate the base model is reportedly a direct response to Apples recent adoption of OLED displays for its iPad Pro lineup.




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