Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra: First seeped image tips

Based on the picture, Samsung seems to keep a dual camera setup on the back of the tablet, but has removed the pill-shaped element, which marks the magnetic loading area for the S-Stift. This indicates that Samsung moves the magnetic connection to the frame of the tablet and repeats Apple's approach on the iPad Pro. Another welcome refinement is the smaller advertisement. However, Samsung seems to have omitted one of the two front cameras, probably to save space.

The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has a 12-MP wide-angle camera and a 12 MP Ultrawide camera on the front. In theory, an ultra -wing lens with a higher resolution with digital zoom could replace both cameras without affecting the functionality. In addition to design changes and a somewhat faster processor, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra should include an 11,700 -MAH -AKKU -about 4.5% larger than the 11,200 -MAH capacity of the predecessor.