October launch on the cards for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 series

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra leaked render (Image source: @Onleaks x @AndroidHeadline)

A rumor indicates the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 series will be unveiled in October with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC expected to power most editions of the high-end tablet.

Chibuike Okpara, Published 07/18/2024 🇫🇷 🇳🇱 ...

A leaker that goes by the handle @MaxJmb on X recently published a tweet predicting the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10 series will be in October of 2024. He also hinted at the possibility of a joint launch with the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE.

Renders of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra have already been leaked by @Onleaks. These can be found below.

Samsung Galaxy tab S10 Ultra render 1 (Image source: @Onleaks x @AndroidHeadline)

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra render 2 (Image source: @Onleaks x @AndroidHeadline)

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra render 3 (Image source: @Onleaks x @AndroidHeadline)

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is rumored to use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, while the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ is presumed to use the Dimensity 9300+ SoC. The presumption is based on the fact that a device with model number SM-X828U appeared on Geekbench on June 13, 2024 showcasing the Dimensity 9300+. The device is rumored to be none other than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+. Below is a screenshot of this mystery device's Geekbench results.

SM-X828U with Dimensity 9300+ on Geekbench (Image source: Screenshot)

Given that the last generation of the Galaxy Tab series used the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, it is safe to presume that the upcoming series will feature the SD 8 Gen 3. Samsung Electronics might surprise the world by making a different move but the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 is unlikely to make an appearance.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+ is $819.99 on Amazon.com for people unwilling to wait for the Galaxy Tab S10 series. You can save even more with this Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy Tab S9+ Amazon Prime Day deal that's about to end very soon.

Source(s)

Geekbench, Max Jambor on X

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I have always been fascinated by technology and digital devices my entire life and even got addicted to it. I have always marveled at the intricacy of even the simplest digital devices and systems around us. I have been writing and publishing articles online for about 6 years now, just about a year ago, I found myself lost in the marvel of smartphones and laptops we have in our hands every day. I developed a passion for learning about new devices and technologies that come with them and at some point, I asked myself, "Why not get into writing tech articles?" It is useless to say I followed up the idea — it is evident. I am an open-minded individual who derives an infinite amount of joy from researching and discovering new information, I believe there is so much to learn and such a short life to live, so I put my time to good use — learning new things. I am a 'bookworm' of the internet and digital devices. When I am not writing, you will find me on my devices still, I do explore and admire the beauty of nature and creatures. I am a fast learner and quickly adapt to changes, always looking forward to new adventures.

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