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Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra leak shows another side, confirming minimal changes

The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra showed up in a leak in August, but a new one has surfaced as the October launch date gets closer. The most recent images further confirm little about the design will change. more…

Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra leak shows another side, confirming minimal changes

A new leak of the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra has surfaced as the October launch date approaches, further confirming that minimal changes will be made to the design. The most recent images reveal that the new tablet will retain Samsung's recent camera notch design change, which takes on a teardrop shape to minimize the screen footprint.

This is similar to the design change introduced with the release of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. Additionally, the S Pen has been updated alongside the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. Comparing the previous leak with the new one, as shared by Evan Blass on Twitter/X, it appears that no alterations will be made to the tablet's exterior. The new leak provides side and rear views, which were absent in the previous leak.

However, it further confirms that the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra will follow the build design of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. This includes the S Pen charging location, which remains on the top right when the tablet is in landscape orientation. While this continuity in design may not be exciting, it's understandable given the stagnation in tablet design in recent times.

The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is set to launch on October 7, and for more news, check out 9to5Google on YouTube.

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