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According to a new leak shared by Android Headlines , Samsung is developing another product in the same series called Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, while also sharing a render of this device.

The rendered image is said to be of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.
Previously, Galaxy Tab S6 Lite was also found in the database of Bluetooth SIG certification agency with model number SM-P615. Normally, most devices are released within a month of getting SIG Bluetooth certification, so it seems likely that the Tab S6 Lite will be launched soon.
Leaked renderings show that the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite will look identical to the standard Tab S6. In particular, this tablet also comes with the redesigned S-Pen, which is thicker than the Galaxy Note series pen and cannot "fit" into the body. Because of this, the Tab S6 Lite will be able to wirelessly charge the S-Pen.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
In the Geekbench performance review, Samsung's unannounced tablet - the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite scored 346 points single-core and 1259 points multi-core. In addition, the accompanying information also shows that it will be equipped with Exynos 9611 chipset, has 4GB of RAM and pre-installed Android 10 operating system when sold.
The Wi-Fi-only version has the model SM-P610, while the version that supports both LTE and Wi-Fi has the model number SM-P615. Both variants are rumored to have an internal memory option of 64GB and 128GB. Today, other specifications of Tab S6 Lite have not been disclosed.
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