Samsung is expected to release a new tablet soon, and it may arrive as early as next month. This is after the tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite 5G, was spotted on the Bluetooth SIG database, so read on to learn more.

It wasn't that long ago when Samsung Malaysia was promoting the RM200 e-voucher for the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series. Today, we don't need to wait anymore for the official launch, as the company has announced the local prices and availability across the nation.

After a few months, it looks like Samsung Malaysia is ready to launch the new Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE+. There are no official prices yet, but you can pay only RM20 to get RM200 off for the upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE series.

Sometimes, the specs for new models can be predictable. For instance, many large tablets have 12-inch displays and feature flagship chipsets from Qualcomm. However, screen size upgrades aren't unheard of and it's what Samsung could do with its Galaxy Tab S10 FE+.

Always miss out on some important notes during meetings? Not good in drawings and having trouble reading foreign language documents? Need a personal assistant for all of those?  The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra will be your ultimate personal assistant! In just a tab, you'll be able to access the Galaxy AI features to assist you with all your workloads!

Samsung today launched its flagship tablet series and the first tablets purposefully built for AI, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Series in Malaysia. Comprising the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ and Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, read on to learn more.

Depending on various conditions, brands sometimes increase or decrease the prices of their products in subsequent generations. For electronics, it's more often that we see prices go up. That's expected with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 series this year.

For top-tier flagship tablets, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S series is probably one of the options you'd consider. While significantly more expensive than other Android tablets, they offer a better PC-like experience. Recently, images of the Galaxy Tab S10 series showed up.

For years, many brands launched smartphones or tablets in a 'series'. Typically, there would be a standard and Pro variant, sometimes even a Plus version. That's a format that Samsung has always stuck to, but that may not be true for the Galaxy S10 series.

For years, Samsung devices either came with a Snapdragon or Exynos chipset. In fact, the company's Galaxy Tab series has almost exclusively been Snapdragon-only. But that could change with this year's Galaxy Tab S10 series.