Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and Galaxy A07 bag a new round of certifications
Samsung has already confirmed that it's launching the Galaxy Tab S11 series before the end of the year, and rumors have been swirling recently about both the S11 and S11 Ultra - these are expected to be the only members of the family.
Now, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra has been certified by 3C in China, with the model number SM-X930. It will support 45W wired charging as revealed before.
Past rumors and leaks talked about the tablet being powered by MediaTek's Dimensity 9400+ SoC, and having an 11,600 mAh battery, which is ever so slightly bigger than its predecessor's.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy A07, meanwhile, has been certified by IMDA in Singapore with the model number SM-A975F/DS.
Unfortunately, this certification hasn't outed any details about the handset. It's rumored to sport an HD+ LCD screen, Android 15, 6GB of RAM, and will be powered by MediaTek's Helio G99 SoC.
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Reader comments
- Daro
- LGv
Waiting the S11 Ultra so I can buy the S10Ultra on a discount haha. At the moment, i can get it at 680usd with the cover keyboard included.
- Anonymous
- 099
You are right but cpu isn't snapdragon. And please can you suggest me a good tablet. I'm looking for medium size and high end specs but only android tablet.
- Anonymous
- qVF
I actively want IPS LCDs for PWM sensitivity. If this does have a 6GB version sold in the USA, I might finally let my broken Moto G100+LineageOS finally rest and upgrade.
