Samsung steps up efforts for launch of flagship Galaxy Tab S
Galaxy Tab S has won over the hearts of attendants with it premium display quality and optimised mobility features.
The boldest impression of the offline was the Super AMOLED screen technology, the Industry’s Best Mobile Display raising the bar up to the new Gold Standard.
Both models have a sleek 6.6mm profile and at only 465g (10.5-inch) and 298g (8.4-inch), packed with a variety of content including.
The Galaxy Tab S delivers an unmatched selection of enhanced productivity and security features that provide users with the ability to effortlessly and safely multitask, which makes it an ideal option for tablet user.
All of these characteristics were valued and confirmed by Hanoi techmania via many on-site interesting games and activities in the offline.
This is the second event in the offline series to introduce Galaxy Tab S and its new standard of visual display and entertainment to Vietnamese users before the official launch in July.
A technology leader, Korean giant Samsung currently employs 270,000 staff working in 79 countries around the world and posted about $187.8 billion in annual revenue.
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