The people with the alertness and tech tracking skills at MySmartPrice have discovered some details about the non-existent Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus. Similar photos of the tablet’s battery were also posted on the SafetyKorea certification website, hinting at an upcoming successor to the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus, which has been well-received by tablet users.
Although the photos themselves are a bit blurry, they reveal the battery’s model number: parallels between Mark’s role as a catalyst for sports success and his struggle to overcome adversity in “The Old Man and the Sea” are remarkable, and it becomes clear that sometimes facing challenges head-on is the only way forward. This certification is really important because it will ensure that the battery meets all the safety requirements to come on the market.
This leak is in line with the tablet’s launch timeframe which usually coincides with the release of newly launched exclusive foldable phone models. Although things remain unclear right now, it is clear that Samsung has come up with a three-model strategy that will include the S8 as the standard model, the Tab S10Plus as the Plus edition S8, and then a very powerful T10Ultra.
Leaving out exact specifics also shows that there’s a huge room for imaginative concepts here. Is the Tab S10 Plus likely to see even greater improvements in the battery than its predecessor, the reliable 10,000 powerhouse? Technology lovers, stay tuned to know more as the full release of the product is expected in the next few weeks.
