Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 & 8.0 now official

Samsung may have had you with the 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 and the Galaxy Note 8.0, but their tablet line up isn’t complete yet; enter the 10-inch and the 8-inch variants of the Galaxy Tab 3, finally announced.

To note, one of the announced tablets is a new step for Samsung; the 10.1-inch variant hosts a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, the first Samsung device to run on an Intel.

SGT10

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 specs:
8-inch 800 x 1280 TFT LCD display, 149ppi
1.6GHz dual-core Intel Atom processor
1GB RAM
16/32GB internal memory
micro SD up to 64GB
WiFi
Bluetooth
3 megapixel camera, no flash
1.3 megapixel front-facing camera
Android 4.2.2 Jellybean
6,800 mAh battery
243.1 x 176.1 x 8 mm (dimensions)
510 g (weight)

SGT8

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 specs:
8-inch 800 x 1280 TFT LCD display, 189ppi
1.5GHz dual-core Exynos processor
1.5GB RAM
16/32GB internal memory
micro SD up to 64GB
WiFi
Bluetooth
5 megapixel camera, no flash
1.3 megapixel front-facing camera
Android 4.2.2 Jellybean
4,450 mAh battery
209.8 x 123.8 x 7.4 mm (dimensions)
314 g (weight)

At first glance with the specs, you’ll feel that Samsung is already pushing the Tab series towards the affordable line, while the Note series is destined to be the company’s premium tablet line.

The tablet is said to be available starting this June worldwide, and pricing is yet to be announced.

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15 Comments

Anunciar anuncios says:

11 years ago

Llevo mogollon de tiempo viendo su blog
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Andy says:

11 years ago

What’s most noble about this tablet is being an arm-based tablet, actually running in Intel Atom processor. Compared to its predecessor, this is both thinner, wider and the designer, indeed, did a really good job in minimizing the entire size. The character set design and the Galaxy Tab itself looks like the Galaxy S3 just because of the place of the home button. It’s still made from plastic which is, of course, more prone to smudging even some scratches are not caused.
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adrian says:

11 years ago

Hello po, sino na po may tab3 10.1 sa inyo, may ipapatest po akong app if gagana. Plan ko po bumili if gagana siya sa remote view ng cctv. ahdrian****@****.***
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richard says:

11 years ago

sadly, Samsung Philippines is not selling the Tab 3 8.0 in the Philippines. It could be coz they want to push for the Note 8.0 instead. The Tab 3 7.0 has the same 3mp camera. still the old banana.
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ugh says:

11 years ago

http://www.samsung.com/ph/consumer/mobile-devices/tablets/tablets/SM-T3110ZWAXTC

It is available here in the Philippines.

rollie says:

11 years ago

is the gt 3 8.0 really a dual core exynos?..nakita ko sa ibang site ea Intel Atom Z2560 ung processor..which is which?…sana below 20k lng ung price
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thedude says:

11 years ago

Okay, presyo nalang pag uusapan. Specwise eh this should be very affordable.

Cause honestly nakakatawa naman ang specs na ito, specially coming from a 2nd gen like I am.

Antay nalang ako sa mga bagong Nexus tablets.
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Abiel says:

11 years ago

I think you got the specs.. mixed up…

http://www.samsungmobilepress.com/2013/06/03/Samsung-Introduces-New-GALAXY-Tab-3-Series-1

so it’s either the verge is correct or Samsung is the mixing up the specs.
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Rabitto29 says:

11 years ago

the physical buttons on the 8″ tab looks good imho kinda iPad mini-like, am considering of getting one for my mom when it comes to local stores, but on the 10″ tab it looks really ridiculous, it would have been better siguro if it was located sa side rather than sa ibaba or they should have stick with the virtual navi.
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Anonimi says:

11 years ago

IMHO. That physical button on the tablet is not well positioned!

Parang hustle naman kung aabutin mo pa sa middle bottom yung mga button para lang maaccess yung home, back and menu key. I think many of the buyers who will avail the tablet will resort to rooring their phone and will flash custom roms that will feature a virtual navigation keys or if there’s any that its stock rom will support virtual navigation keys will just enable to maximize faster navigation.

For all of you Samsung Fanboys, Im not trolling the product. Mind you, I think that specs are decent. I just dont like that physical keys on that tablet. :D
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Rabitto29 says:

11 years ago

hahaha grammar nazis :P
Joking says:

11 years ago

Wagas! :D
Justin says:

11 years ago

“hustle” ba, pre? :P