Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 5G coming soon, is it possible to make things before the iPad Pro?

Samsung has officially announced its latest and most advanced tablet called Galaxy Tab S6 in August with the highlight of the new design, more powerful configuration and added no more. few new features to compete with Apple's iPad Pro product.

However, market statistics show that Galaxy Tab S6 has not been able to create a two-horse race with iPad Pro. The Korean manufacturer certainly anticipated this situation and will launch the next strategic card - Galaxy Tab S6 5G version - right in the first quarter of 2020. Given the fact that Apple products in by 2020, it is unlikely that it can be equipped with 5G support, so Samsung exploiting its competitors' weaknesses to make its competitive advantage a right step.

Samsung has not yet released a specific release date, configuration, and pricing versions of the Galaxy Tab S6 5G. However, photos and basic information about this tablet model has recently been posted on the website of the National Radio Research Institute of America (NRRA) and the homepage of Samsung Korea, showing the product. It is likely that it will be launched in the spring of 2020, and will be opened for sale first in the US and Korean markets. According to predictions from analysts, it is likely that this tablet will be introduced by Samsung at CES 2020 along with two other smartphone models are also expected: Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite.

As you can see in the image above, the 5G variant of the Galaxy Tab S6 will have a similar appearance to the regular version, and most likely there will not be too big differences in hardware configuration. Still a big 10.5-inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2560 x 1600, 16:10 aspect ratio with an 'ultra-thin' bezel. Snapdragon 855 chip, 2 RAM options 6 / 8GB, 128 / 256GB internal memory can be expanded up to 1TB, with a large 7300mAh battery for continuous use within 15 hours.

Besides the S-Pen, the arrival of 5G is expected to help Galaxy Tab S6 'make things up' before the iPad Pro - a product line that has been dominating the tablet market for the past few years.