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Samsung SM-P905 tablet appears at the FCC, may be an extra-large Galaxy Note
The Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 edition) may not lead Samsung's tablet line for very long. Corroborating rumors of a very big SM-P900 tablet, the SM-P905 has just passed through the FCC sporting appropriately large dimensions -- it measures 14.1 inches diagonally, which suggests a screen in the 12-inch range. It's likely to be a high-end Galaxy Note given the presences of a pen slot, 802.11ac WiFi and Korea-focused LTE. Other specs aren't forthcoming, but Samsung has already hinted at a 2,560 x 1,600 screen resolution through its web profile for the device. We won't be holding our breath waiting for a launch, though. When there hasn't been any kind of formal launch so far, this giant tablet may not reach our hands for a long while.
Samsung reportedly crafting 10- and 12.2-inch tablets with 2,560 x 1,600 displays
Samsung already has tablets on the market bearing almost any display size that might interest you. If a tweet from @evleaks is to be believed, Sammy has yet more slates in the pipeline, including its biggest one yet. Allegedly, the unannounced SM-P900 tablet carries a 12.2-inch, 2,560 x 1,600 screen (same res as the Nexus 10), an Exynos 5 Octa heart, and an S-Pen that would make it part of the Note family. Another device, known as the SM-P600, is said to cram that same resolution into a 10-inch display, and switches Samsung's chip for a Snapdragon 800. We'd be more willing to buy the rumor if there were pics to back it up, but it's rare for the source to be completely off the mark. Could we see these new tablets at IFA alongside a trio of Galaxy Note III models? Join us in a little under a month for the Samsung edition of Mythbusters.
