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Galaxy Tab S8 To Support Snapdragon 888 And 120Hz Refresh Rate

Affected by the epidemic in 2020, many schools and companies have launched distance learning and office methods, which has also promoted a surge in sales of large-screen devices. Among them, the tablet computer market has benefited the most.

As one of the giants in the Android field, Samsung has never given up on the tablet market, and iteratively upgrades the product line every year. The Galaxy Tab S7 series launched last year has been on the market for a long time. Recently, foreign bloggers have brought a new generation of Breaking news about the Galaxy Tab S8 series.

The overall appearance of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 series has not changed much. According to the information released by @TheGaloxSamsung will officially launch the Galaxy Tab S8 series of tablet products in the near future, which will include the Galaxy Tab S8 and Galaxy Tab S8+ products, which are differentiated in hardware configuration.

According to reports, the Galaxy Tab S8 will use an 11-inch LCD display on the front, which is the same as the previous product and supports a 120Hz refresh rate. However, due to technical problems with the LCD screen, the machine is not equipped with screen fingerprint recognition but is equipped with Side fingerprint recognition module.

As for the Galaxy Tab S8+, it will use a 12.4-inch AM OLED display, support 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, and upgrade to screen fingerprint recognition.

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