By Chris Skeldon 
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite 5G will be Samsung’s next mid-range tablet and it is expected to inherit some of the features of the high-end tablet of the South Korean company. Today, we are learning about its design, confirming the clear inspiration for the Galaxy Tab S7.
The design of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite 5G is very elegant, very thin and has flat sides, while the screen also has narrow margins. Like its premium “brother”, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite 5G will also have S-Pen support, with its own section to be fixed magnetically.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite 5G: what we know so far
Unlike the tablet whose design inspires, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will suffer some cuts that allow the price to drop. The first is housed in the processor, with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 750G present. This processor, although it does not guarantee the capabilities of the Snapdragon 800, it achieves completely satisfactory performance and also guarantees 5G connectivity.
The processor is accompanied by 4 GB of RAM, with no information on other memory configurations. The screen will be 12.4 inches, using IPS-LCD technology, unlike the Tab S7’s AMOLED screen.
The launch of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Lite 5G has no official date yet, but many sources point to June as the most likely launch time. Therefore, we will be waiting for more official information about the new Samsung tablet.
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After rumors about the launch of 3 Xiaomi tablets, the South Korean giant has also worked on some models recently, one of which is the new Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite. In this case, a more modest model, which is the younger brother of the Galaxy Tab A7.
After it has been spotted in the FCC (Federal Communications Commission), Where it appears assigned with the name “SM-T225,” it already contains Support page On the Samsung website, in an indication that the launch is imminent, referring to rumors of the end of this semester.
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