Just in case you had any lingering questions regarding Samsung’s next mid-range tablet, these have been answered by the company itself. without a formal announcement.
Leaked a number of times in recent weeks, the « Galaxy S Series-inspired » Tab A11 is finally official. kind of. No, Samsung hasn’t detailed the capabilities of its latest budget-friendly Android slate in a glamorous Unpacked event or even a simple press release, instead choosing to put the device up on the company’s business website in the United Arab Emirates (of all places) with no glitz, buzz, or advance notice.
8.7-inch TFT screen with 1340 x 800 pixel resolution and 90Hz refresh rate technology;
4 and 8GB RAM options;
64 and 128GB storage variants;
microSD card slot for external storage expansion up to 2TB;
8MP rear-facing camera with auto focus;
5MP front-facing camera;
5,100mAh battery;
3.5mm headphone jack;
Dual speakers with Dolby-engineered audio;
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac;
Bluetooth 5.3;
Optional 4G LTE connectivity;
211 x 124.7 x 8mm dimensions;
337 grams weight;
Silver and gray color options.
Well, it doesn’t. Not at the moment, although that’s obviously likely to change soon. When it does, the Galaxy Tab A11 is expected (by a super-reliable insider) to fetch €199.99 on the old continent in an entry-level configuration with 4GB RAM and 64 gigs of internal storage space.
That equates to around $235 today, but more importantly, it matches the European starting price of the 8.7-inch Galaxy Tab A9 from a couple of years ago.
