While last year Samsung released a plethora of new tablets already at the beginning of the year, this year it released fewer of them, after all, you can only find models Galaxy Tab A a Galaxy Table S2. In fact, it seems that Samsung completely forgot about the most basic series, but the opposite is true. According to what the FCC documents say, the company is apparently planning to introduce a new one Galaxy Tab 5. The tablet has the designation SM-T377 and with a high probability it will again be a middle class, which is intended mainly for content consumption and for basic work with the Office suite.
The device itself will probably have an 8" display, so it will be a smaller variant. As in previous years, Samsung is preparing three size variants, the smallest has a 7" display (SM-T239) and the largest, for a change, has a 10" display (SM-T555). In terms of hardware, all models should be the same and will only differ in size and price. The device will support WiFi standards 802.11a/b/g/n but not the fastest standard ac. What this device will look like is still a question. However, there are two possibilities, either it will be a 16:9 display or we will encounter a 4:3 display that we recognize from the model Galaxy Tab A.
*Source: SamMobile
