Galaxy Tab S7: rendering video for the new Samsung tablet surfaced

The first render images have been published for the upcoming Samsung tablet Galaxy Tab S7. The recordings are based on leaks that have surfaced in the past few days. However, it is not yet known which components are installed in the new tablet.

The rendering video was made by OnLeaks and published in cooperation with Pigtou . This shows that the future Samsung tablet measures 253.7 x 165.3 x 6.3 millimeters and will, therefore, be slightly larger than the previous model. The display size of the Galaxy Tab S7 is eleven inches. The battery has a capacity of 7760 mAh.

11-inch tablet with 120 Hz display

The screen is said to have a refresh rate of 120 Hertz. Two cameras should be placed on the back. Compared to the previous model, the Galaxy Tab S6, the front camera can be found a little further on the left edge. The S-Pen should be stowed under the Samsung logo.

However, there are currently no further technical specifications. Rumor has it that the Galaxy Tab S7 will also appear in a Plus version. In addition, there should be a model that is equipped with a 5G modem.

The device could be announced in July

Although no specific date for the launch event has been given so far, it is likely that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 and the Tab S7 + will be announced in July 2020. In the United States, the standard variant is said to be available for $ 650 to $ 700. However, there is still no official confirmation of this.

Samsung Digital-Unpacked: Flood of products with Note20, Watch 3 & Tab S7

The electronics giant Samsung apparently wants to present a whole firework of new products in August. For an event planned for the beginning of the month. At least six new mobile products should be in the starting blocks, including the Samsung Galaxy Note 20.

As can be heard from several sources, Samsung is planning its own online event for August 5, 2020. Which will be marketed as a kind of digital unpacked. So you basically want to set up a large live stream, which is a kind of online adaptation of what Samsung normally did as part of its unpacked events in front of thousands of people in cities like New York or Barcelona to present new products.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the “Unpacked” event for the second half of the year has been completely moved to the Internet after the first Unpacked launch of the year for the Galaxy S20. And his sister models could still take place in front of a live audience. Although the online launch only increases in “digital” form, Samsung is sending a whole armada of new products into the race.