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Samsung’s devotion to Exynos could be seen in Galaxy Tab S10 Series as well
Earlier we heard that the South Korean tech giant is planning to use an Exynos chipset for this year’s clamshell device the Galaxy Z Flip 6. Meanwhile, a recent report suggests that Samsung’s devotion to Exynos could also be seen in the upcoming tablet lineup – Galaxy Tab S10.
According to the information, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 series is being considered for dual deployment with Exynos. Samsung usually launches its S series phones in two SoC variants depending on markets, and in 2024, this same strategy seems to be applied to all flagship Galaxy models.
As a source states, the Galaxy S Series, Galaxy Z Series, and Galaxy Tab Series released in 2024 appear to have a basic direction of Exynos and Snap dualization. Similar to the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Samsung seems to be actively considering dualization through Exynos for the Galaxy Tab S10 lineup.
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Samsung’s commitment to Exynos processors is evident not only in their smartphones but also in other Galaxy products including Tablets. Simultaneously, the consistent use of Exynos chips in its devices shows Samsung’s dedication to its in-house technology.
This dualization of Exynos and Snapdragon will further allow the South Korean tech giant to have more control over the hardware and software integration, resulting in optimized performance and an enhanced user experience.
