Samsung launches Galaxy Tab S12 series, starting at $1,199
Samsung has unveiled its new Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra, available in the US from October 7. The tablets feature larger AMOLED screens, MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chips, up to 16GB RAM, and start at $1,199 ($1,399 for the Ultra—a $100 increase over last year). Both come with an S Pen, IP68 water resistance, seven years of software updates, and Adobe Photoshop pre-installed. The Ultra model does not have a cellular option this year.
- Tab S12 Ultra has a 14.6-inch, 120Hz AMOLED screen
- MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip powers both models
- No cellular version for the Tab S12 Ultra
- Ships with Android 17 and seven years of updates
- Adobe Photoshop and other trials pre-installed
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How it unfolded
- 9to5Google Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 series goes official from $1,199 with Photoshop pre-installed
- TechRadar The new Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is here — and we’ve used it
- Tom's Guide I tested the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra for a week — and it’s the best Android tablet yet
- TechPowerUp (PR) Samsung Introduces Galaxy Tab S12 Series
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