Galaxy Tab S7, S7+ Mystic Navy variant to be launched in Korea this week

Samsung had introduced the Mystic Navy color variant of the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ two months ago. The company has now announced that the Galaxy Tab S7’s new color variant will soon be launched in South Korea. With the introduction of this new variant, the Galaxy Tab S7 series will be available in four colors: Mystic Black, Mystic Bronze, Mystic Navy, and Mystic Silver.

The Mystic Navy color variant of the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ will be available in South Korea starting April 8. The Galaxy Tab S7 will also be available in a new memory configuration: 12GB RAM and 512GB internal storage. The Galaxy Tab S7 (Mystic Navy) is priced at KRW 1,049,400 million (around $930) for the Wi-Fi only variant and KRW 1,149,500 (around $1,019) for the LTE variant. The Galaxy Tab S7+ (Mystic Navy) is priced at KRW 1,499,000 (around $1,329) for the 5G variant, KRW 1,399,000 (around $1,240) for the LTE variant, and KRW 1,299 (around $1,149) for the Wi-Fi only variant.

The new versions of the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ can be purchased in South Korea through Coupang, ELand, HiMart, WeMakePrice, Samsung Digital Plaza, and Galaxy Campus Store. Those who buy the new variants of the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ by may 31 can get a genuine Book Cover and a limited edition Monami S Pen for free. They can also get 50% discount while buying a genuine Keyboard Cover. Buyers will also get a 6-month Samsung Care+ protection plan for free.

Other benefits while buying the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ include a 6-month subscription to YouTube Premium and a 3-month Millie’s Library pass. The first 3,000 buyers who purchase the tablets from Samsung’s website or Galaxy Campus Store will get a pouch with the Adidas logo, a coupon to purchase the Adidas Stan Smith sneakers, and Disney stickers.

An official from Samsung Electronics said, “The Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+’s Mystic Navy model have upgraded colors, specifications, and usability to provide a more satisfying user experience by reflecting the increasingly diverse trend of tablet usability. We hope to experience a smarter and more productive work environment, and convenient and relaxed daily life anytime, anywhere with our Galaxy tablets.”

Galaxy Tab S7

• Model: SM-T870
• Dimensions: Tablet: 253.8 x 165.3 x 6.3 mm
  
• Display: 11 inch / 279.4 mm LTPS TFT
• CPU: Snapdragon 865+
• Camera: 5MP

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Galaxy Tab S7 Plus

• Model: SM-T970
• Dimensions: Tablet: 285 x 185 x 5.7 mm
  
• Display: 12.4 inch / 314.96 mm Super AMOLED Display
• CPU: Snapdragon 865+
• Camera: 5MP

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Samsung unveils Galaxy Buds Pro Adidas Originals Special Pack

Samsung has unveiled a new version of the Galaxy Buds Pro in collaboration with Adidas. The Galaxy Buds Pro Adidas Originals Special Pack, which will be sold in South Korea later this week, was created to showcase the brand’s eco-friendly efforts. The special version of Galaxy Buds Pro comes in the classic white and green color combination associated with Adidas Originals.

The Galaxy Buds Pro Adidas Originals Special Pack is priced at KRW 279,000 (around $249), and it will be sold on Samsung’s website and Kakao. The special edition truly wireless earbuds will be available in South Korea starting April 7 at 7:30 PM. The package consists of the Galaxy Buds Pro, an Adidas Originals snapback case, and a special coupon to purchase the Adidas Stan Smith sneakers.

When paired with a Galaxy smartphone, the special edition Galaxy Buds Pro will enable a custom Adidas Originals theme. It applies a custom lock screen, icons, call screen, and messages screen on the connected Galaxy smartphone. A quick-access icon to Adidas’ official online store will also be added to the smartphone. The snapback case is made using recycled plastic. The Galaxy Buds Pro use 20% environmentally conscious Post-Consumer Materials (PCM) to cut down on waste.

A Samsung Electronics officials said, “We are planning this special pack for consumers seeking value consumption, especially MZ generations who are interested in sustainable products and fashions, and we will continue to strengthen Galaxy’s unique eco-friendly ecosystem through meaningful collaboration with various brands in the future.”

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Samsung reportedly co-developed 5nm processor for Google Pixel 6

It was rumored last year that Google could dump Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processors in favor of its in-house smartphone chips. The internet advertising giant has reportedly partnered with Samsung to make a high-end processor for Pixel smartphones. The first signs of the upcoming processor have now started appearing, and it looks like we might see it inside the Pixel 6.

According to a report from 9To5Google, the Pixel 6 will come equipped with Google’s GS101 processor (codenamed ‘Whitechapel’). The chipset has reportedly been co-developed with Samsung Semiconductor’s SLSI division, and it is built using the South Korean firm’s 5nm LPE fabrication process. The report claims that references to Exynos were found in connection with Google’s GS101 Whitechapel processor.

A separate report from XDA Developers claims that Google’s first mobile processor features a tri-cluster CPU, a TPU (Tensor Processing Unit), and an integrated security chip codenamed ‘Dauntless’ (like the Titan M). Going by previous reports, the processor features two Cortex-A78 CPU cores, two Cortex-A76 CPU cores, and four Cortex-A55 CPU cores. It could also use an off-the-shelf 20-core ARM Mali GPU.

The report also claims that Google’s processor has some commonalities with Samsung’s Exynos processor, including software components. However, Google may have removed Samsung’s default ISP and NPU components in favor of its own designs. The Pixel 6 series is codenamed ‘Slider’, and it has two devices: ‘Raven’ and ‘Oriole’. The two codenames probably refer to the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 XL and could go official sometime in Q3 2021.

With the new processor, Google could have complete control over its smartphones and software updates, similar to Apple. It could probably offer higher performance, deeper integration, better camera quality, and long-term software update support. Google and Samsung could be working on more chipsets for Chromebooks and other smart home devices.

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