The new Galaxy Tab S Pro is arriving this month, and we expect that the device will be the subject of a lot of discussion and general attention from the media. We wouldn’t be surprised if some people bring up the question about its purpose on the market, but we’ll see how it works out in this regard.
One thing is sure right now though – Samsung are not going to let their market position slip away from them that easily, and the company is still actively working on ways to stay popular. Sometimes this takes some risk and the company needs to calculate their chances on the market.
Whether or not this tablet will be successful is not easy to predict, especially when they have such competition for it in the first place, but it’s important to see that Samsung are at least trying hard.
We might see some even more unusual solutions from the company in the future if they keep up their current game, and without experimenting there really is no way for them to stay relevant and keep attracting new users. Because of this, Samsung’s fans should probably prepare to see one or two failed experiments here and there, but as long as it means that the company is going to end up successful in the future and retain their market positions, that’s all that matters.
Samsung released the Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 on March 9 2014. Long before Apple announced the iPad Pro. Who is infringing on who now?!?!?!?
.. and the Tab Pro 12.2 and Note Pro 12.2 each have 3 gigabytes of RAM, while the S Pro 12.2 will reportedly have only 2. So how exactly is the S Pro an improvement?