The Galaxy Tab S7 Plus may not be the largest Samsung device for long. Android police discovered a since-deleted tweet that showed a South Korean poll suggesting that Samsung might launch a 14-inch tablet in the near future.
The 14-inch tablet (code name “Basquiat 3”, possibly the Galaxy Tab S8) is said to revolve around a 14.6-inch OLED screen with 120 Hz, the 12.4-inch display of the Tab S7 Plus dwarfs – this would be even more of a laptop replacement than its predecessor. The additional visual area would also include a second 5-megapixel ultra-wide camera for the standard 8-megapixel model, and an under-screen fingerprint reader would make signing in easier.
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According to the survey, you would also get the best performance from the new lineup. While the 11- and 12.4-inch models (Basquiat 1 and 2, respectively) would have no more than 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, the 14-inch tablet would come in a version with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage space if a ‘The 8GB / 128GB model of the starter wasn’t enough. There would be a larger 12,000 mAh battery compared to the 10,090 mAh on the 12-inch device, although we wouldn’t expect a longer battery life as a result.
All three designs feature the fastest next-generation application processor (possibly a Snapdragon 888 Plus), a Bluetooth-based S-pen, four speakers, and a dual rear-view camera system with 13MP and 5MP sensors. The 14-inch tablet would probably be more of an “ultra” version of the smaller models than a truly unique machine.
There is no indication of when any of these models might be available. However, the survey suggests that Samsung may be charging a starting price of around $ 1,320 for the 14-inch tablet in its home country. A 128GB Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is officially selling for around $ 849.99 in the US as of this writing – you’d pay a sizable premium for the giant version.
However, this begs the question: would you buy a 14-inch tablet if Samsung made one? It may be unwieldy for handheld use, but it could also be just what you need if you’re looking for a laptop replacement and find the Tab S7 Plus or iPad Pro too compact for your tastes. Let us know how you are feeling, both in the poll below and in the comments.