During these last weeks we have been publishing different articles in which we have informed you about the possible specifications of the next Samsung tablet, the Galaxy Tab S3. The tablet market continues to plummet, but despite that, manufacturers continue to bet on this device. The manufacturer that currently offers us a greater variety of this type of device is Apple with models for all tastes, needs and sizes, although it was one of the last to launch a stylus compatible with tablets, the Apple Pencil, a smart pencil that detects the trace pressure with minimal latency.
But the one who really opted for a vitamin stylus was Galaxy with the Note range, a stylus baptized with the name S-Pen that little by little has been expanding to larger screen devices such as tablets. Days before the presentation of the Galaxy Tab S3, images of the user manual have just been filtered, where we can see in great detail all the connections as well as the location of the different components that will be part of this new generation of Samsung.
As we can see, this tablet will include fingerprint sensor, USB Type C connection, flash for the camera and a port to connect the keyboard as main novelties. What we do not see is a slot where to insert the S Pen, something that makes sense when checking how, depending on the design, it will come with a clip to attach to the shirt, pants or case compatible with this device, something that can reach be a problem if your restraint is not entirely appropriate. This device will be officially released on February 26 in the framework of the Mobile World Congress to be held in Barcelona.
What a bad memory you have or how misinformed you are! Before Apple released its iPad Pro and even before Microsoft's surfaces, Samsung had already released its Galaxy Note phones (6 models to date, or 5 if we don't count the Note 7 fiasco) and tablets (5 models) from the year 2011. I don't know if Samsung was the first to release something other than the old plastic sticks like the one carried by the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic in 2008 or the classic PDAs since 2000, but it did do it long before Apple ( 2015) and Microsoft (2012)