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Galaxy Tab S7 or Tab S20 reportedly already in the works

Galaxy Tab S7 or Tab S20 reportedly already in the works

Posted on March 19, 2020 By Jarvis

The COVID-19 pandemic has produced uncertainty regarding product launch schedules but that doesn’t mean manufacturers are going to stop to a grinding halt. Things are still going as planned, even if delayed or in smaller steps, and it seems that Samsung is already starting the engines for its next high-end tablet, which may be called either the Galaxy Tab S7 or the Galaxy Tab S20. That despite the rumored Galaxy Tab S6 Lite still nowhere to be seen.
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