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Samsung might relaunch Galaxy Tab A7 with new chipset
Samsung seems to be launching a new low-cost tablet device for consumers in the coming days. Thanks to SnoopyTech for the new Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 2022 specs leak which includes a new chipset – Unisoc T618. It’s worth mentioning that the leak suggests the specs of this new device will remain the same as the 2020 variant.
According to the information, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 (2022) brings a 10.4-inch TFT LCD display with a 1,200 x 2,000 pixels resolution as well as a 60Hz refresh rate. Under the hood, the device features the Unisoc T618 processor, which is the only change in it compared to the initial model that launched in 2020.
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With the chipset, the Korean tech giant might pair 3GB RAM, and 32GB internal storage, however, the storage can be expanded using the microSD card up to 1TB. Notably, the leak suggests that Samsung is likely to ship the 2022 Galaxy Tab A7 will feature Android 11-based One UI 3.1.1 out of the box.
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Apart from this, the possible design of the Galaxy Tab A7 2022 has also been revealed by an image shared by the same source. As per the image, the upcoming device comes with a single rear camera that could have 8MP resolution alongside a 5MP front-facing camera and could be powered by a 7,040 mAh battery.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 (2022)
UNISOC T618
32/3GB (up to 1TB per SD-Card)
10.4" 1200x 2000 TFT
7040 mAh
8 MP Main, 5 MP Front
Android 11
€199 pic.twitter.com/wFy3ep8qLG— SnoopyTech (@_snoopytech_) July 15, 2022
Model number:
- Galaxy Tab A7 2020 — SM-T500N
- Galaxy Tab A7 2022 — SM-T503N
Samsung has not yet disclosed anything about the Galaxy Tab A7 2022 edition so far, however, the new tab is expected to cost €199 in Europe. Besides the above-mentioned specs, it will have other basic specs as well including GPS, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, stereo speakers, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a USB Type-C port.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is a stunning smartphone, no doubt. Think once if you mistakenly lost your phone in a reservoir, what you will do? Naturally, one would get disappointed and go ahead to purchase another model, but, an official in India did something that is unimaginable.
The love for the device reportedly pushed an official in India to drain part of the reservoir (AKA dam) to retrieve his Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, which he had lost at the location. Shortly after, the local government suspended him from the job of food inspector.
According to The Indian Express report, Rajesh Vishwas was picnicking with friends at Paralkot reservoir in Chhattisgarh State in India, where he dropped his Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra into the dam. As it was a $1200 smartphone, the man decided to get it back by draining the entire dam.
Watch | A food inspector posted in #Chhattisgarh Kanker district was suspended after he drained out around 21 lakh litres of water from a reservoir next to a dam to fish out his recently-bought Samsung phone. pic.twitter.com/jXWzwfGSI3
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) May 26, 2023
Firstly, some villagers he knew spent two days diving in the dam to get the phone back, Mr. Vishwas told The Indian Express. When it didn’t work, he rented a diesel pump and drained about three feet of water over another two days, which was enough to irrigate 1,500 acres of farmland.
After all, Mr. Vishwas managed to retrieve his phone back this past week, but in an unusable state. However, He told The Indian Express that news reports of his phone-retrieval operation had been greatly exaggerated. He also said the Paralkot reservoir was not used for irrigation.
Ms. Shukla, a district magistrate in the area, said that “local farmers did rely on it to irrigate their fields. He will face consequences for draining the water, and this won’t be tolerated.”
Image – NYTimes
Samsung is working on the Exynos 2400 chipset to launch the next-gen flagships with a multi-chip strategy. Meanwhile, a mysterious Samsung device SM-S919O equipped with an alleged Exynos 2300 processor surfaced on Geekbench.
According to the info, the Exynos 2300 AP with 9 Core (1+4+4) CPU has now appeared in a mysterious Samsung device carrying model number SM-S919O. It’s noteworthy that this chipset is said to have a semi-design based on AMD’s RDNA2 architecture for its GPU.
In its Machine Learning test on Geekbench, the Samsung device scored 456 points, which isn’t too impressive. The chip is paired with Android 13 OS, 8GB of RAM with the main core clocked at 2.6GHz, 4 performance cores clocked at 2.59GHz and 4 efficiency cores clocked at 1.82GHz.
It is reported that the Google Tensor G3 chip will adopt a “1+4+4” CPU architecture. The CPU is a Cortex-X3 high-performance core with a main frequency of 3.09GHz, four ARM Cortex-A715 performance cores with a running frequency of 2.65GHz, and four An ARM Cortex-A510 efficiency core running at 2.10GHz.
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE is reportedly coming later this year or in early 2024. The company has already started software development and a new rumor talks about possible chipset installation. Tipster claims that Samsung Galaxy S23 FE will use Exynos AP rather than Snapdragon.
According to tipster @Tech_Reve, Samsung could equip Galaxy S23 FE with Exynos 2200 AP, which debuted with the Galaxy S22 series last year, rather than Snapdragon. It’s a premium chipset on paper and is affected by performance and overheating problems in practice.
It looks like Samsung is considering Exynos 2200 over a Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 SoC to maintain price. However, it will significantly affect the sales of the upcoming Fan Edition smartphone as consumers are well aware of flaws that surfaced in the Galaxy S22 lineup.
Earlier, it was reported that the company may fuel its next FE model with Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1, the same as the Z Flip 4 and Fold 4. Meanwhile, some Korean reports also say that new Exynos 2200 chips are better than those installed in S22 line as Samsung improved the process technology.
S23 FE definitely uses Exynos 2200 https://t.co/fRLeTwff7F
— Revegnus (@Tech_Reve) May 27, 2023
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