Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is keeping the Android tablet dream alive, Ars Technica

                                                             The back.                                                         

                                                             Here you can see the bottom edge, with a USB-C port and one of the speakers.                                                         

                                                             Some specs.                                                         

                                                             Opening the notification panel.                                                                                                              

Samsung is still making Android tablets, and today it quietly pushed a site live for the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite , a cheaper companion to the Snapdragon – packing (Galaxy Tab S6) it launched in

We don’t actually have official confirmation of the SoC. Samsung only calls it an “Octa-Core” SoC with frequencies of 2.3GHz and 1.7GHz. A good bet is that this is the (Exynos) , which not only matches Samsung’s limited description — it was recently listed in a Geekbench test for the tablet. This is a 13 nm chip with four 2.3Ghz Cortex A (cores, four 1.7GHz A) cores, and a Mali G (MP3 GPU.) The display is a

for the tablet priced it at $ . 349, which would make sense. The tablet is a successor to the Tab S5e, which was $ , and the cheapest iPad is $ .          (Listing image by) (Samsung)

                                                           
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