The Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 (SM-T530) and Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 (SM-T330) visit the FCC
Last week, three new models in what could be the Galaxy Tab 4 series were ousted through a series of leaks. Today, two of these tablets, with model numbers SM-T530 and SM-T330, were certified by the FCC. These two models are for the Wi-Fi only editions of the Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 4 8.0. FCC certification indicates an imminent launch for these tablets, which could mean an official unveil next week at the Mobile World Congress. There is no news as far as the design of these tablets is concerned, but it is likely that they will look similar to tablets in the Galaxy Tab 3 series.
Both the Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 share similar hardware, which sees a screen resolution of 1280 x 800, quad-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon 400 CPU, 1 GB RAM, 16 GB internal memory and Android 4.4 KitKat. Both the 10.1-inch and 8.0-inch versions of the Galaxy Tab 4 are said to come in three variants: Wi-Fi only, 3G and LTE. The LTE 10.1-inch version is said to feature 1.5 GB RAM, with other hardware remaining the same. There is also a 7.0-inch variant in the series that would constitute the entry-level offering.
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IMHO Samsung are losing the plot with all these new Tablets they are bring out and they really need to look at their pricing or they will soon price themselves out of the market unless you are rich, £649 for the G Note Pro 12.2 in the UK but only £450 in the USA. Crazy it really is
i don’t want buy tab product line again, i buy p5100 tab2 2 years ago and never get properly update and then tab3 t311 released and i buy it until now i never get 4.3 or 4.4.2
if i buy tab 4 which is 4.4.2, i think i wouldn’t get 4.5 or android 5, so i must buy a new tab 5 again to get newer os, samsung crap.
Is the latest OS really neccesary? Update support is one thing, sure, and these tablets would most likely get the next Android version at least, but beyond that point is it always neccesary to have a newer version? If it works, it works…
yep it’s really neccesary for me, why i buy the next version from tab2? because i realize that tab2 10.1 spec was not good enough(1gb ram and 1ghz dualcore proc) to handle above android 4.1 so i think it’s better move to higher spec which is my choice come to tab3 8.0 which has 1,5GB ram and 1,5ghz dualcore proc, and i’m sure it can handle up to 4.4 and when i buy this tab3, it do not even get 4.3, and even the older galaxy s3 already get 4.3 when i use tab2 in my country (XSE) just stuck… Read more »
It’s not always necessary to get the latest OS. But Android is still developing and for example new API-levels open totally the new world. For example smart accessories and apps require new OS to operate (API-level). There are apps on Playstore for smart accessories and message is simple “this app works only… because…” People who have bought pricey tablets on last year or even on this year, are still stuck with android version 4.1.x (e.g. Galaxy Note 10.1 (N8xx)) while many other cheaper phones and tablets are already upgraded. Their first tablet that was going to change the world –… Read more »
This madness of versions after versions have became a joke. Launches a new device and immediately forgets the previous Samsung. Not updated, finally: abandon. And you sucker gets face.
