Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra renderings exposed: retaining the semicircular groove design, confirming the Dimensity 9500 upgrade!

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Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra renderings exposed: retaining the semicircular groove design, confirming the Dimensity 9500 upgrade!

Although most of the recent market focus has been on the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked conference. After all, Samsung is expected to release three new folding phones at once, but news about other products continues to leak out. Well-known tipster OnLeaks recently collaborated with Smartphone Checker to release CAD renderings of what is expected to be Samsung’s new generation flagship tablet, the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra!

As can be seen from these pictures based on internal information, the appearance design of the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra has not changed significantly compared to the previous generation Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. The body size of the new phone is expected to be 326.34 x 208.46 x 5.12mm, and the front screen layout is also retained. Although there were earlier rumors that this tablet will use a hole-type front lens design, the latest renderings show that the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra will continue to use the semi-circular groove (Notch) design of the previous generation.

As for hardware specifications, the latest report confirms that the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra will have an upgrade in computing performance and is expected to be equipped with a Dimensity 9500 processor. In terms of battery life configuration, the new phone is expected to maintain the same 11,600 mAh large-capacity battery as last year.

At present, some detailed specifications of this tablet computer still need to be further confirmed, but there are still several months until the September release time predicted by the market. I believe that more specific details will emerge in the future. Readers who are interested in buying high-end Android tablets can pay attention to subsequent related reports. (Source: smartphonechecker.co.uk)

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