On the official Samsung website, a mention of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Enterprise Edition tablet appeared.
According to the product description, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Enterprise Edition tablet supports microSD cards up to 1 TB and has a slot for a nano-SIM card.
Samsung released the Galaxy Tab S7 last August, and its successor may appear on the market before August 2021. Interestingly, the Galaxy Tab S7 was not released in the Enterprise Edition version intended for use by companies.
Samsung Enterprise Edition devices are usually sold to partners, but those who wish can also purchase them for their small business. The difference from the usual version is an extended four-year schedule of updated security, as well as improved support and protection of user data. Of course, this is accompanied by an increase in price compared to standard versions.
Samsung has returned the Android tablet, released new tablets with powerful equipment. The current generation Galaxy S7 series is a perfect example, as the lineup offers a high refresh rate of 120 Hz, WQXGA resolution, a flagship chipset, large memory and storage capacity, and much more. In addition to focusing on the premium segment, Samsung also seems to be paying attention to affordable offerings.
According to a new report from SamMobile, the company is working on a new line of budget tablets, the Galaxy M Tablet. In fact, the previously noted high-end Galaxy M62 is not a smartphone, but a future compact tablet. At the time of writing this article, Samsung had three lines of tablets, namely the Galaxy Tab A, Galaxy Tab Active and the premium Galaxy Tab S.
