Samsung has announced not one but two new tablets to take on the iPad lineup. The Galaxy Tab S9 launched in July 2023. It retails for around $800 for the Wi-Fi-only ... of RAM and 128GB of storage.

Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra runs ... choice of a graphite or beige casing color. Unlike the Apple iPad Pro, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 is only available with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra 5G runs One UI Tab 4 is based on Android 12 and packs 128GB of inbuilt ... It was launched in Graphite colour. Connectivity options on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra ...

59,999. Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ Tablet (128GB, 12.4 inches, Wi-Fi, Silver) ₹ 59,999 Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ Tablet (128GB, 12.4 inches, Wi-Fi, Graphite) ₹ 79,999 Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ Tablet (128GB, 12 ...

Wi-Fi Only, 128GB Storage ... and slightly cheaper Galaxy Tab S8, being only available on a graphite colorway, which further suggests you have but a limited amount of time to pull the trigger here. At ...

See it for $699.99 at Best Buy For artists and designers, the Samsung - Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra - 14.6" 128GB - Wi-Fi includes the fantastic Clip Studio Paint5 application. Invented for the creative ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra above may be our favourite Android ... but it is able to share your notes via Wi-Fi so you can access your doodles elsewhere. Writing felt remarkably natural ...

Then you might also want to consider the Galaxy S24 Ultra super-flagship, which is no longer technically discounted, including instead a very nice and very valuable Amazon gift in its regular price.

But grabbing the 2022 Ultra may be a better deal. The base Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra with 8/128GB configuration (there’s a microSD slot) is down to $700, while the 12/256GB version is on ...

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 features an 11-inch LPTS display, while the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus comes in a 12.4-inch AMOLED display size. The largest, Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra packs a 14.6-inch S-AMOLED display.

I was picked to write the "20 Most Influential PCs" feature for PCMag's 40th Anniversary coverage because I remember them all—I started on a TRS-80 magazine in 1982 and served as editor of ...