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Samsung just dropped a weird update to its Galaxy Tab S series — a new Ultra and a new Plus, sans a"normal" one. So, two big-sized tablets, with either 12.4" or 14.6" screens, with a new processor inside, MediaTek at that.you can find, and it is a direct competitor to Apple's iPad Pro. The latter also comes in a rather huge variant, with a 13" screen.
Both tablets are extremely thin. They feel durable and well put together, but we wouldn't go about challenging that statement by trying to bend them or randomly throwing them in a bag where they don't have support . Their buttons and controls are clicky and nice to operate.Ultra, with its 14.6" screen, has an aspect ratio of 16:10.
That aside, we enjoy using both displays in their dynamic modes, as they provide a pleasing viewing experience at all times. They are both sharp, the Galaxy Tab providing 239 pixels per inch, the iPad hitting 265 PPI. Apple's iPadOS 18.1 should come any day now, with the first batch of"Apple Intelligence" features, which will do much the same. Including a calculator that's embedded in the Notes app and gives you the results of equations and automatically edits graphs even if you delete a number and change the equation input at any point. Plus various little tricks like making your handwriting prettier and learning your own cursive style so it always looks like it's written by you.
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