Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite may only be offered in one size
Samsung may only launch a stripped-down variant of the Galaxy Tab S7+, per South Korean blog Naver.
Firmware code spotted by the website only reveals the existence of LTE-only (model number SM-T735N) and 5G (SM-T736N) variants of the Tab S7+ Lite. This contradicts a January report, which said Samsung would release two size variants of the slate.
The Tab S7, on the other hand, was released alongside the Tab S7+. The two are near identical, with the exception of display size and battery capacity.
The Tab S7+ Lite, which may instead be called the Galaxy Tab S8e or Tab S7e, will be announced in June, according to a recent report.
It is expected to feature an LTPS LCD screen which will allegedly be 12.4-inches. The slate will apparently be equipped with the Snapdragon 750G chipset, which will be mated with at least 4GB of RAM. The device will come pre-installed with Android 11-based One UI 3.1. It will likely ship with the S Pen stylus. Rumors also point to black, silver, pink, and green color options and a WiFi-only configuration.
Other specs are a mystery for now.
It remains to be seen if the slate will have a headphone jack like the S6 Lite. It is also not known if the stripped-down model will offer Dex support.
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