There’s been a huge focus on the Samsung Galaxy Note9 ahead of its unveiling this week. But that isn’t the only device in the Note family that’s coming to Australia soon. You’re also going to be able to get your grabby-hands on the Tab S4.
This article was originally published on August 10 at 1:00am.
“At Samsung, we believe tablets play an increasingly important role in making lives easier and improving the mobile experience for everyone,” said DJ Koh, President and CEO of Samsung Electronics.
“With the Galaxy Tab S4, we’re introducing a premium tablet, equipped with Samsung DeX that helps consumers perform their absolute best wherever they go. We look forward to providing our customers with a sense of leisure and comfort knowing that this new addition to our ecosystem of connected devices is also packed with features to help them stay entertained.”
The Galaxy Tab S4 will see the Samsung DeX come to the tablet range for the first time. When connected to the Book Cover Keyboard (sold separately) or launched from the Quick Panel, the Galaxy Tab S4 powers on the DeX, allowing users to switch to Desktop.
This allows you to use Android apps and the Microsoft Office Suite for the Tab S4 and can be resized as needed. You can also connected the DeX to an external monitor with a HDMI or USB Type-C port. The Tab S4 can then be used as a trackpad or, continue to be used as tablet for dual-screen functionality
The tablet also has 7,300mAh of battery life, allowing up to 16 hours of video playback. It also has Dolby Atmos, 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display, 16:10 screen ration with 2560 x 1600 and 287 pixels per inch.
And for S Pen fans, you get one with the Tab S4 to helo with note taking, navigation and more.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 will be available on August 24 and have an RRP of:
- $979 for 64GB Wi-Fi
- $1,179 for 256GB Wi-Fi
- $1,179 for 64GB cellular
- $1,379 for 256GB cellular>
However, there is a pre-order offer between August 10 and 23 where you can get get the 256GB versions of the Tab S4 for the price of the 64GB versions, bringing the price down to $979 (256GB Wi-Fi) and $1,179 (256GB cellular).
For more information, visit the Samsung website.
The author traveled to New York as a guest of Samsung