Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2021)
As one of the world’s most successful tablet providers, Samsung will not surprisingly strive to further expand and diversify its iPad-competitive product portfolio. In addition to not one, but two different Galaxy Tab S7 Lite variants are meant to follow in the footsteps of 2020’s single Tab S6 Lite model and a whole new family of budget-friendly slate, the company is reportedly working hard on at least two 2021 Galaxy Tab A series midfielders.
The appropriate and yet intricate designation Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2021) and Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2021) leaked and revealed earlier today in all their factory CAD-based glory … almost nothing noteworthy or consequently in any obvious way .
The fact that these approaching affordable Android tablets at first glance look pretty much identical to their predecessors is, of course, remarkable in itself, suggesting that Samsung could significantly upgrade the interior and / or lower the starting prices of its hugely popular middle leaders from 2020 and 2019.
Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2021)
The For example, Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2020) costs $ 240 and above in the US, with LTE support included. If the 2021 successor will indeed keep the design language largely unchanged, with relatively sleek edges, a 7mm profile, single rear camera and no fingerprint sensor, Samsung could bring the price of mobile devices to as little as two. Benjamins, which makes it even harder for Apple’s iPad mini to maintain its dominance in the small segment of the tablet market.
The 7.9-inch, released in 2019, starts at a whopping $ 399, mind you, with a beautiful Retina display and powerful Apple A12 Bionic processor on deck, but a similarly impressive design and no 4G LTE connectivity in its entry-level setting.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2021) seems to be designed to go to Amazon’s Fire HD 10 rather than Apple’s ‘regular’ iPad, which looks a lot like the Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019), still available for $ 230 and higher in a Wi-Fi version only.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2020)
Confusingly, Samsung also released a slightly larger 10.4-inch Galaxy Tab A7 model last year, which may get a 2021 sequel on its own. Either way, the Galaxy Tab A of this 10.1-inch looks pretty thick on the screen panels this year, as well as a humidrum single rear face player without an LED flash, speakers at the bottom, and yes, a good old-fashioned headphone jack.
Unfortunately, there are no words yet on the specs or launch dates of these supposedly fast-approaching devices of the Galaxy Tab A series.
