The Korean technology heavyweight has revealed two new tablets, a phone and watch updates today.
Samsung has already released plenty of hardware in 2024, but it’s not done yet. The Korean technology heavyweight has revealed two new tablets, a phone and watch updates today. Samsung’s tablet lineup has expanded with the new Galaxy Tab S10+ or Tab S10 Ultra, and budget phone buyers will be able to pick up a Galaxy S24 FE. There’s also a new version of the Galaxy Watch FE with LTE. All these devices are chock-full of Galaxy AI, but there’s not a Snapdragon to be seen. Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ or Tab S10 Ultra: AI-First Tablets
Samsung’s annual premium tablet refresh usually includes three models, but there are only two this time. The base model is gone, leaving just the Tab S10+ and S10 Ultra (pictured). These slates have a lot in common internally, and they both come with the S Pen stylus. Processor PlatformMediaTek Dimensity 9300+DisplayPlus: 12.4-inch, 2800 x 1752 120Hz AMOLED w/ anti-reflective coating
Ultra: 14.6-inch, 2960 x 1848 120HZ AMOLED w/ anti-reflective coatingMemoryPlus: 12GB
Ultra: 12GB, 16GBStoragePlus: 256GB, 512GB
Ultra: 256GB, 512GB, 1TBRear-Facing
Cameras13MP + 8 MP Ultra WideFront-Facing
CamerasPlus: 12MP
Ultra: 12MP + 12MP ultrawideBatteryPlus: 10,090 mAh / 45W
Ultra: 11,200 mAh / 45WOSAndroid 14DimensionsPlus: 185.4 X 285.4 X 5.6 mm
Ultra: 208.6 X 326.4 X 5.4 mmWeightPlus: 571g (Wi-Fi), 576g (5G)
Ultra: 718 g (Wi-Fi), 723 g (5G)ConnectivityWi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, sub6 5GColorsMoonstone Gray, Platinum SilverPricingPlus: $999.99
Ultra: $1099.99
There’s not a lot to the design of the new tablets—they’re enormous and gorgeous 120Hz AMOLED touchscreens with a bit of aluminum around them. The Plus looks similar to the Ultra pictured here, but it’s smaller and doesn’t have the display notch. The Tab S10+ is 12.4 inches, and the Tab S10 Ultra has a 14.6-inch display. Both of them have an anti-glare coating, too. The most notable thing is the lack of a Qualcomm processor like all of Samsung’s recent premium tablets. Instead, these devices have a 4nm MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ powering them.
The Dimensity 9300+ is an unusual chip, featuring no low-power efficiency cores.
