New Samsung SM-T705 and SM-T700 tablets confirmed, though we're still not sure if they feature AMOLED screens

posted by Florin T.

Apr 26, 2014, 1:51 AM

New Samsung SM-T705 and SM-T700 tablets confirmed, though we're still not sure if they feature AMOLED screens

Samsung is now listing User Agent profiles for the SM-T705 and SM-T700 tablets, thus confirming their existence. The UA profiles reveal that the SM-T705 and SM-T700 run Android 4.4 KitKat, and feature displays with 1600 x 2560 pixels.

Not long ago, we heard that the SM-T700 might be an 8.4-inch AMOLED tablet. While we can’t be certain of this yet, at least we now know that Samsung is indeed working on this new high-end slate.

We also discovered that both the SM-T705 and SM-T700 received Wi-Fi interoperability certificates earlier this week. Most probably, the SM-T705 is the LTE-capable variant of the SM-T700.

These new findings suggest that Samsung may be getting ready to officially announce the SM-T705 / SM-T700 in the near future. We’re quite curious to see if this alleged 8.4-inch AMOLED slate will look any different from the already-released Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 (which sports a 1600 x 2560 pixels screen of the LCD variety).

Another unannounced Samsung tablet that may use AMOLED technology is the SM-T800. It’s said that this will be larger than the SM-T700 / SM-T705, apparently featuring a 10.5-inch screen (with the same 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution).

sources: Samsung (1), (2), Wi-Fi.org

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12 Comments

10. refillable

Posts: 1071; Member since: Mar 10, 2014

IMHO the most practical tablets are the N7 and the Kindle. I would rather carry a much productive 13.3" laptop for work. This one however is not looking very Interesting.

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 11:57 AM 0

9. Dude2014

Posts: 448; Member since: Feb 12, 2014

Just put latest SAMOLED Technology ( Like GS5 Display) in a tablet then count me in.

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 10:19 AM 0

8. byczybyk

Posts: 18; Member since: Jul 04, 2012

and sammytoday.com/news/10-5-inch-sm-t80x-tablets-tested-in-india.html

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 9:10 AM 0

7. byczybyk

thanks for news credit sammytoday.com/news/uaprof-for-wqhd-amoled-sm-t70x-surfaces.html

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 9:09 AM 0

6. Totse2k15

Posts: 479; Member since: Feb 11, 2014

Bring on the 8" Amoled quick!! The Tab Pro 8.4 lack XDA dev support/roms, that is why I don't want to rush and buy that tablet. 8" Amoled or HTC Nexus 8 for me, whichever released first got my money.

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 9:00 AM 1

12. 0xFFFF

Posts: 3806; Member since: Apr 16, 2014

Unfortunately, I think most Samsung devices from now on are going to lack XDA dev support. Samsung is going for total lockdown for many of their products. No cutomer access.

posted on Apr 27, 2014, 10:02 PM 0

5. DBounce

Posts: 172; Member since: Apr 26, 2014

Bring us 4k screens, that way I have something mobile to playback 4k video on.

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 8:49 AM 0

3. zoransoce

Posts: 4; Member since: Feb 01, 2013

what do you guys think.shuld i go with galaxy tab 4,or add some more cash and get the galaxy tab pro 8.4.im just wondering is it worth the extra cash?thx

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 7:26 AM 0

4. tiara6918

Posts: 2263; Member since: Apr 26, 2012

Go for the tab pro 8.4. Yes, it's worth the extra cash since it'll get more updates/support and overall it features a better performance than the tab4

posted on Apr 26, 2014, 7:35 AM 4

11. 0xFFFF

IMO the TabPro 8.4 is the best tablet on the market -- maybe the best tablet ever made so far. The screen is amazing -- like a retina quality cell phone, but as big as a tablet. Performance is good and like tiara6918 mentioned, it is more likely to get support and updates vs. the lower end tablets.