Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Tab S6, the company's latest version of its iPad Pro competitor.
On Tuesday, Samsung published a video teasing the reveal dates of the next-gen Galaxy Tab and Watch Active: July 31 and August 5, respectively. Now, just as promised, the company on Wednesday unveiled the Galaxy Tab 6S, a 10.5-inch tablet designed to be used equally for entertainment and productivity.
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Introducing the Samsung #GalaxyTabS6: A new #tablet that enhances your creativity and productivity with redesigned #SPen, strong Qualcomm 855 processor and more. Find out more from Samsung U.S. Newsroom: https://t.co/M2htRMGoTI
— Samsung US Newsroom (@SamsungNewsUS) July 31, 2019
Like the Apple iPad Pro and the Microsoft Surface Pro, this top-tier model is designed to be lightweight and high performing. The tablet weighs under a pound and is powered by a Qualcomm 855 processor, which gives owners speedy gaming and streaming experiences, and facilitates the ability to create. The S Pen -- which comes with the tablet -- has been updated to support wireless charging and gesture controls.
The tablet will be available in two configurations starting on September 6: the starting model with 6GB of memory and 128GB of storage is priced at $649, and the upper-tier model offers 8GB of memory and 256GB of storage for $729.
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