Samsung's Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+ to have 120Hz displays

After the recent massive leak of the Galaxy Tab S7, we get even more details on the upcoming flagship slates. According to the reliable tipster Ice Universe, the two upcoming Galaxy Tab S7 tablets will get 120Hz screens.


Samsung's Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+ to have 120Hz displays


Knowing the Galaxy Tab S track record, we are pretty sure that the Tab S lineup will feature AMOLED panels.


According to the previous rumor, the Tab S7 is rumored have an 11″ screen, while the Tab S7+ will have a larger 12.4″ display.


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source http://www.nisu.com.np/2020/06/samsungs-galaxy-tab-s7-and-s7-to-have.html

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