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Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 shows up on a Geekbench Comments

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  • Anonymous
  • 80T
  • 17 May 2018

Anonymous, 17 May 2018It will cost less than a flagship with SD845. You also have to account for the costs of bigger... moreReminder that the Tab S3 with a 1.5 year old SD820 cost 600 €/$ at realease.

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    • Fearghast
    • Ssj
    • 17 May 2018

    AshesToAshes, 17 May 2018No pen included. No OLED. 32 GB of storage, non-expandable. 2GBs of RAM. Seriously?I don't really see the problem with a pen not being included, but I have Apple stylus and it's heavy, it's cheap plastic, you have to charge it (in a stupid way, when you don't have a charger with you), the screen is not laminated ...
    If you want an iOS and stylus, the iPad Pro is the way. Regular iPad is a way to downgraded for a stylus use.

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      • AshesToAshes
      • 0wH
      • 17 May 2018

      Anonymous, 17 May 2018You can get an iPad 2018 for $330, which, even though it's Apple's low cost option, still blow... moreNo pen included. No OLED. 32 GB of storage, non-expandable. 2GBs of RAM.

      Seriously?

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        • Paul
        • mqr
        • 17 May 2018

        Finaly will be able to replace my ultra slow 16gb Samsung Tab S 10.5. lets hope its not the same ridiculously high samsung price.

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          • Khaled Abdel Moniem
          • Dhk
          • 17 May 2018

          I don't get why they can't make Tab S4 a SD845 or even better; Exynos 9810, and make the Lite version with the outdated SD835 or even older Chip-set, They made the same mistake with the S3 and forced me to try the iPad Pro, yet they are doing it again, they were my only hope for the tablet market with how microsoft and apple are both becoming the only option for high end tablets...

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            • Khaled Abdel Moniem
            • Dhk
            • 17 May 2018

            I have had iPad Pro, and coming from Galaxy Tab s2, all i was rewarded with was +2 speakers, yeah they are good, but the software is just simply glitchy, iOS 11 made my device worse in nearly every aspect, the multi-tasking would make the orientation glitch once every couple times forcing me to restart the device, the battery life went down from 10+ hours to barely 7 hours, and with having no expandable storage, when i dropped down to my last 2 free GB of storage i was having hell of FPS drops in even light games, so , yeah the iPad Pro is great tablet, but nah it doesn't blow me away in anyway of sorts!

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              • Anonymous
              • L6e
              • 17 May 2018

              Anonymous, 16 May 2018Not even "last year's news" . Most flagships last year actually had 6 gigs of ram and in fact ... moreI still have one (Note pro 12') and it's still kickin'

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                • Fearghast
                • Ssj
                • 17 May 2018

                Anonymous, 17 May 2018You can get an iPad 2018 for $330, which, even though it's Apple's low cost option, still blow... moreI have iPad Pro ... it does not blow the competition away, it simply blows.
                It's ok tablet, not great in any way, with a bunch of software issues and poor software quality.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • phh
                  • 17 May 2018

                  Luxor, 17 May 2018The specs are not bad though a bit outdated. This is very nice if the price is below $500. SD8... moreYou can get an iPad 2018 for $330, which, even though it's Apple's low cost option, still blows absolutely all Android tables out of the water.

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                    • Luxor
                    • tue
                    • 17 May 2018

                    The specs are not bad though a bit outdated. This is very nice if the price is below $500. SD835 is quite capable too. That is still a flagship I guess. I wont expect it to be as good as Note Tab series were.

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                      • Anonymous
                      • mEv
                      • 17 May 2018

                      Anonymous, 17 May 2018600 $ is too expensive ! It should be not more than 300 $. Especially with 1.5 year old processor. It will cost less than a flagship with SD845. You also have to account for the costs of bigger display, design. You need to have realistic expectations.

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                        • Geric.770
                        • uSQ
                        • 17 May 2018

                        Finally! Flagship processor on a tablet. Good job Samsung! Hope the executives and business men/women will have interest on this device.

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                          • Anonymous
                          • npn
                          • 17 May 2018

                          600 $ is too expensive ! It should be not more than 300 $. Especially with 1.5 year old processor.

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                            • Kiyasuriin
                            • Hxp
                            • 17 May 2018

                            SD845 TABLET please, samsung. In 2018! Thank you.

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                              • JonL1992
                              • Rdf
                              • 17 May 2018

                              16:10 ratio? Ew. Not much of a upgrade from the S3 which I'll stick with.

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                                • Kryptonia
                                • r3H
                                • 17 May 2018

                                No innovative accessories, mediocre specs. and at a hefty price!!! When would other OEMs take this section of the mobile industry from Samsung and innovate it? Please, Oneplus and Asus, I look at you for answers.

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                                  • AnonD-672395
                                  • KAR
                                  • 17 May 2018

                                  I wish Samsung would make Tablets for Photography and Videography professionals based on the 18.4-inch Galaxy View tablet platform, qith the latest generation top end AMD Ryzen Pro mobile processors and upto 32Gb of RAM. I want to see Tablets replacing edition laptops and minin workstations.

                                  I could see myself picking up at least one, if not more of those.

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                                    • AdamBoy64
                                    • Fv4
                                    • 17 May 2018

                                    Good to have a newer option for a gaming tablet.
                                    Up until now it's mostly either been the iPad (particularly the mini 4), or the Nvidia Shield K1.

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • 0xR
                                      • 17 May 2018

                                      Anonymous, 16 May 2018Not even "last year's news" . Most flagships last year actually had 6 gigs of ram and in fact ... moreAre you comparing expensive windows tablets to this? I want to smoke what you just did.

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • pVN
                                        • 16 May 2018

                                        Not even "last year's news" . Most flagships last year actually had 6 gigs of ram and in fact being a tablet it would of been better off with 8. Enough with Samsung's carousel of loading screens. Most self respecting flagships keep your most used app in memory even after a game. Only Samsung and Apple don't these days it seems.

                                        As always a sub par attempt from Samsung, having left all the profits of this space to Apple. Note 10.1 2014 (best tablet ever) is a distant memory at this point (1600p, 3GB of ram, 8-core, 8200 mah battery, pen with socket, stereo audio... all in the distant 2013... imagine where would we be if Samsung kept pace).

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