Samsung is purportedly preparing a MediaTek-powered Galaxy Tab S8 FE with a mysterious LCD screen in tow and state-of-the-art stylus technology.
Roland Quandt also has a few other interesting details to share ahead of an official Tab S8 FE announcement likely to take place at some point in early 2023. Specifically, it appears that the mysterious device benchmarked under the SM-X506B model number and"Birdie" codename a couple of months ago is indeed the same as the Galaxy Tab S8 FE, which means that the Snapdragon 778 processor inside last year'sThat's a pretty...
Not just great by mid-end standards, mind you, with a Wacom digitizer ensuring S Pen speed and responsiveness will be improved to the levels of the state-of-the-art
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