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Samsung’s 18.4-inch Galaxy View gets a ton of leaked pics

Samsung’s 18.4-inch Galaxy View gets a ton of leaked pics

Posted on October 22, 2015January 12, 2020 By Jarvis

 

A few months ago, it was hinted that Samsung was working on an Androidtablet that would dwarf the Galaxy Note PRO, so far its largest. A few details have floated around the Internet bearing some mixed specs that have incurred mixed reactions.

Initially believed to be a sort of Android Surface Pro, the Galaxy View, as it is being called, is anything but. With an 18.4-inch display, the tablet is really more a monitor, or practically an all-in-one computer that you can carry around. That is, if you really want to.
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