Samsung Galaxy TabPro S Finally Announced at CES

Samsung Galaxy TabPro S Finally Announced at CES

We spotted a Samsung Windows 10 hybrid tablet yesterday on Twitter and reported it in this article. Samsung Galaxy TabPro S is actually real and the device was announced just today when Samsung held its pre-CES 2016 press conference.

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For a tablet, it has pretty good specifications to place it in direct competition with Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Pixel C, Apple iPad pro and the likes. We speculated that the device would have at least 2GB RAM to run Windows 10 but it comes with 4GB RAM. It’s powered by Intel Core M3 processor.


The 2-in-1 tables has a 12-inch screen with a resolution of 2160 x 1440. It has a dimension 290.3mm x 198.8mm x 6.3mm and weighs 693 gram. There’s a detachable keyboard and you can use a digital pen with it, but you need to buy this separately.

Samsung Galaxy TabPro S isn’t yet available for sale and there’s no word on pricing yet. It’s going to be launched in February in selected regions. There’s a WiFi version and a LTE version of the tablet. For connectivity, there’s a USB Type-C port at the bottom and a Micro-USB 2.0 port. It’s also equipped with NFC.

It comes with an optional 128GB and 256GB SSD storage, it also runs Windows 10 Home or Pro depending on the customer’s choice.