As we already mentioned in our Samsung review Galaxy Tab S 8.4″, the tablets come with an Exynos 5 Octa octa-core processor. I know from my own experience that the Exynos 5420 processor in combination with the 2K display was not exactly the happiest choice, and this was also reflected in the smoothness of the tablet, or the TouchWiz interface on it. Samsung is obviously aware of this and, in connection with the team, plans to release an updated model of the tablet with a newer and more powerful Exynos 5433 processor, which should significantly increase the performance of the tablet compared to today's model.
In addition, the tablet should be enriched with support for LTE-A networks, which are developing mainly in the Far East, and it is clear from this that South Korea will be one of the first countries where this refresh model will enter. This is, after all, the country in which Samsung started to sell even the improved one Galaxy S5 LTE-A with a more powerful processor, higher display resolution and other features. Upgraded by Samsung Galaxy The Tab S LTE-A will also offer 3GB of RAM, bringing the tablet up to par in terms of hardware Galaxy Notes 4. In addition, this variant could receive an update to the Android L and thus utilizes the 64-bit architecture of the processor.
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