Samsung's regional Polish site inadvertently jumped the gun a few days ago, publishing a user manual
for an unannounced Galaxy Tab 3 Lite to its support pages. Today, the
Korean company's press blog has finally caught up and formally
introduced its new low-end, 7-inch slate. The standard 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 doesn't exactly boast market-leading specs, but this Lite variant is diminished is several areas nonetheless, making some cheap tablets
look like flagships. We're looking at a 1,024 x 600 resolution panel,
1.2GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB of RAM, 8 gigs of expandable storage, 3,600mAh
battery and a lone 2-megapixel camera. It appears both WiFi-only and 3G
editions of the black or white tablet, which runs Android 4.2, will be
available come launch, whenever that may be. We're no clearer on
pricing, either, but if Samsung hopes to sell these things en masse,
anything but seriously cheap is going to put a stop to those plans.
Via: Pocket-lint
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