Samsung lifted the lid on its latest creation in New York: the Galaxy Tab S.
The device's design remains vastly in line with its other Galaxy Tab counterparts, except for a thinner and lighter shell. But it packs a powerful punch with new features, technologies, and some enterprise goodies.
It's the Korean electronic giant's latest bid to take on Apple, its arch-rival Apple in the mobile space, with its flagship annual tablet.
Which, naturally, any mention of design from Samsung might raise an eyebrow or two for anyone at Apple, considering its legal design-focused dingdong between the two global giants two years ago.
Samsung executive DJ Lee said the company has "made a commitment to tablets, because we strongly believe in its market potential," citing as many as 290 million tablet units shipping this year, according to Strategy Analytics, and the massive growth the company's own market share.
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