, 23 December 2013, 10:11
leaked online from South Korea a picture which shows that device identified as the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2-inch , which is the new tablet that the giant South Korean manufacturer would be to market.
The image shows a very thin tablet, with a module for the camera on the back and a body that could be covered with skin-like material . There is no way, however, to see if this really is a Samsung device, also located in the vicinity because the descriptions are not decipherable. However, it is interesting to note that a rendering of what could be the Galaxy Note Pro shares several elements in common with the device leaked, such as the left side.
The long-awaited Samsung Galaxy Note Pro on the left, and the Galaxy Note 101 2014 Edition to the right (image: moveplayer).
Samsung has not yet provided any confirmation about the rumors but is expected to announce the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2-inch soon, probably at the Consumer Electronics Show 2014 (CES) in Las Vegas, scheduled for January 7 to 10 . Would not be the only tablet proposed by the well-known company in the short, given that its launch is expected in the first quarter of next year, alongside other devices such as the Galaxy Tab 10.1 Pro, the Galaxy Tab 8.4 and Pro Galaxy Tab Lite 3 .
As the name suggests, the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is a tablet with a 12.2-inch display and can also be used with the well-known fountain pen nib , then it will be a product focused on productivity . The rumors about the device are followed for many months so his actual debut in stores does not constitute a surprise. According to the Korean site moveplayer, the tablet would codenamed P900 and SM- specifications similar to those of the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition, although it would be equipped with
availability on the market is currently scheduled for the end of February, when the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is expected to arrive in two colors, namely black and white. There is a good chance that Samsung will officially announce it at CES 2014.
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