Samsung sticks more colorful screens in its new Galaxy Tab S family
Thanks to the internet, we’ve already seen leaked images of Samsung’s flagship Galaxy Tab S. So when the company announced a press event for June 12th, we had a pretty good idea of what was in store. Sure enough, the company just unveiled the Tab S family, which includes models with 8.4- and 10.5-inch screens.
The rumors were true, folks. After what seemed like ages of keeping them solely in smartphones, Samsung has made more tablets that use Super AMOLED screens. They’re only 6.6mm thick too, which is pretty staggering… if not quite as thin as Sony’s Xperia Z2 Tablet. We’re live at Samsung’s event in New York, and right now the topic of conversation is software — a new app called Photogarden delivers digital versions of magazines to your Tab S, and Netflix just got a shout-out for bringing full hi-definition content to the 2560 x 1600 screens on both Tab S models.
These things are lookers, too. Both Tab S size models are available in white and a very subdued bronze, but the real draw here are those displays — Samsung thinks they deliver the “ultimate viewing experience.” The benefits of a Super AMOLED screen have been thrown around for years: you get richer colors and deeper blacks, and a boost in detail thanks to that heightened contrast.
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