Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 render with keyboard accessory surfaces online

Victor, 23 February 2017

Samsung's short-term plan is already clear - the Korean giant won't be showcasing the Galaxy S8 at MWC and will be focusing on a new tablet announcement instead. However, that might just turn out to be pretty exciting as well, since the Galaxy Tab S3 is shaping up as the first true flagship Samsung tablet offer in years.

We already have a few leaked shots of the Tab S3, as well as a render that proves it will come with an S Pen accessory. Now, a new press picture has surfaced, showing the tablet docked to a keyboard accessory.

Hints of something like a 2-in-1 form factor have been circulating in the rumor mill for some time now, but this is the first confirmation we are actually getting of a typing accessory. It looks to be quite sturdy and appears thin and light. At least from this angle, that is. It might still have enough space for a battery of its own. It would definitely need one, if it uses Bluetooth to communicate with the Tab S3. Then again, looking at the keys themselves, there doesn't seem to be a Bluetooth connect button. Unless it is hidden somewhere on the back, the keyboard might be using some physical connection.

As for the Tab S3, it has already been certified by the FCC, Bluetooth SIG, and Wi-Fi Alliance, meaning sales could potentially kick off shortly after the February 26 event. In terms of specs, it is expected to have a 9.7-inch 2,048x1,536 pixel display and a Snapdragon 820 chipset with 4GB of RAM. Storage is said to be 64GB of storage and we are looking at a 12 MP rear camera, and a 5 MP front-facing unit.

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  • AnonD-632062
  • 24 Feb 2017
  • 3Yc

Yup, exactly my thoughts! Especially with no good flagship tablet competition, this looks like a pretty good proposition.

  • Edward
  • 24 Feb 2017
  • t7X

This new "leaked photo" seems to have a different screen ratio. It looks 4:3 like the Tab S2, but earlier leaks says it will return to 16:9 (or 16:10) like the OG Tab S.

  • Anonymous
  • 23 Feb 2017
  • 6jq

Tablets sell better than laptops and will continue so forever. What world do you live in? It's the smallest big screen device one can carry, less than 500 grams (typically), the size of a book. Exactly the type of thing people prefer to carry i...

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