Samsung Galaxy Tab | Hands-On | MWC 2017

samsung didn't bring a flagship phone to mwc this year so we've got to make do with some tablets until the galaxy SI officially breaks cover it's pretty fitting then that Samson took much of what it learned about crafting smartphones and apply that knowledge to this the new galaxy tab s 3first the basics like many smartphone before the cab s3 package qualcomm snapdragon 820 chipset four gigabytes of RAM any more than respectable 13 megapixel rear camera is also a 6000milliamp hour battery inside to keep things running but to be quite honest I'm a little let down by the chat s3's design if you were fond of last year's Galaxy Tab s2 you'll feel right at home but to me just comes off as a little adult at least the construction is first-rate this is the first time Samsung has crafted a tablet with a glass back in a metal frame like a phone and feel simultaneously late and seamless I don't have any complaints about the tab 3 as a medium machine either attach the quartet of speakers tuned by a kg and in our brief time with the device it seems more than adequately bad even when it was surrounded by curious journalists that mine point 7 inch AMOLED screens really easy on the eyes too with great viewing angles and support for HDR content if you can find it those amplified colors by the way really pop thanks to samsung's historically great screen tech and then there is the SN attaching with a tablet and for all intensive purposes and makes it look like we're dealing with a very large galaxy note Air Command creating gifts and really all those other neat note 7 tricks are back as well and they were just as well as they always did we can't stick to pen inside the tablet like you could with the old notes but the bigger size means it's twice as sensitive as older smaller versions of the pen now seeing as how Samsung wanted to go the device for creative it's no surprise you can get a slick keyboard case table with your tapestry as well I do wish you were a little less cramped though typing isn't too bad and the keys have my travel but the placement of certainty especially backspace seemed almost deliberately bad the tablet market might be drying up with the galaxy tab s 3 just might be the right blend of performance and style for a lot of people stick around for pricing availability and hopefully even more juicy details at mwc 2017 unfold