Samsung Has a New Massive 14-Inch Tablet to Sell You
Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is huge with its expansive 14.6-inch display. But, my god, the screen is like a tractor beam sucking you right in. A smaller version, the Galaxy Tab S12+, has a 12.6-inch screen that’s slightly larger than the 11-inch Galaxy Tab S11 released last year.
- ▪Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is huge with its expansive 14.6-inch display.
- ▪But, my god, the screen is like a tractor beam sucking you right in.
- ▪A smaller version, the Galaxy Tab S12+, has a 12.6-inch screen that’s slightly larger than the 11-inch Galaxy Tab S11 released last year.
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Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is huge with its expansive 14.6-inch display. It’s also super thin at only 5.1mm. But, my god, the screen is like a tractor beam sucking you right in. A smaller version, the Galaxy Tab S12+, has a 12.6-inch screen that’s slightly larger than the 11-inch Galaxy Tab S11 released last year. The Tab S12+ is marginally thicker than the Tab S12 Ultra at 5.3mm and you can tell it’s the cheaper model because the bezels are a little thicker and there’s no nipple for the front-facing camera. The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is massive in the hands. © Adriano Contreras / Gizmodo Both Android tablets are straightforward successors to the Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra, respectively. But like all gadgets this year, they cost more.
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