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Galaxy Tab S3 Packs HDR Screen and S Pen, But Is It Enough?

Galaxy Tab S3 Packs HDR Screen and S Pen, But Is It Enough?

Posted on February 27, 2017January 14, 2019 By Jarvis

Tablet sales continue to plummet. Why? People love their big-screen phones, and folks are simply holding onto their slates longer than before.

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But Samsung hopes to jump-start the category with the Galaxy Tab S3, which focuses on entertainment and productivity. Samsung hasn’t announced pricing or availability for the Android tablet yet, but we expect this slate to be on the premium side when it launches.

The Tab S3 stands out from other Android tablets in two ways. First, it boasts a gorgeous display that supports HDR. And, second, it comes with an enhanced S Pen.

The most striking aspect of the Tab S3 is its 9.7-inch Super AMOLED screen. In addition to quad HD+ resolution, this vibrant panel has high dynamic range, which means you get a wider range of colors and better contrast than a typical tablet’s screen.
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