Samsung would in February a tablet and will be presented with a 11.6″screen that supports resolution of 2560×1600 pixels. That says an American telecomsite. The tablet would run on a dualcore soc at 2GHz.
The tablet would run on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and be powered by an Exynos 5250-soc from Samsung itself. According to the American telecomsite BGR. The site often publishes the first accurate information about unannounced products. So it was the first that correct information posted online about the smartphone, which is now released under the name Galaxy Nexus, also manufactured by Samsung.
The tablet would have a screen with a diagonal of 11.6″, but it still doesn’t have a much larger case than a 10.1″variant. That would be achieved through the edges around the screen thinner. Samsung made a tablet with an 11.6″screen, but has already variants of 10.1″, 8.9 inch, 7,7 ‘and 7″screens.
The resolution is different as well. Where all the Tabs until now a resolution of 1280×800 pixels are supported, it would be the 11.6″variant 2560×1600 pixels on the screen. The display type is not mentioned.
The new Tab would be announced in February. At the end of February is Mobile World Congress take place, the main telecombeurs in the world. This year announced Samsung there the Galaxy Tab 10.1 v and Galaxy S II.
