Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite: Certification Confirms (Another) New Edition
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Just last week, we reported on rumors of a new edition of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 together with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. Today there is official confirmation from the IMEI database, which documents at least two (new) variants of the Samsung tablet.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 2024
The South Korean manufacturer Samsung is making it easy for itself, at least when it comes to its Android tablets: following the Apple principle, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite gets a small facelift and a new Galaxy Tab is presented in 2024. After Samsung already revised the tablet once in 2022, it still seems to be good enough for a new edition this year.
After German leaker Roland Quandt, who is considered a reliable tipster, had already provided information about a new edition of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and the tablet in question, GSMChina and two corresponding IMEI database entries have now provided official confirmation of the South Korean company's plans.
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The Android tablet is listed there under the name Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 2024 with the model numbers SM-P625 and SM-P627. While the P627 is explicitly said to be a tablet for Turkey, GSMChina associates the number P625 with the global tablet. Both are said to be equipped with a 5G modem, which would be the first improvement on the old model, which only has an LTE 4G modem.
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Furthermore, we now know from the model number that the Samsung tablet has already been subjected to a Geekbench test. This in turn confirms an Exynos 1280 (2.4 GHz) manufactured in a 5 nm structure. The available tablet has a Snapdragon 720G processor and the first edition an Exynos 9611. Further details are not yet known, but should not be long in coming.
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Source: GSMChina
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