The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 has been rumored for quite some time now, but hasn’t been unveiled by the manufacturer yet. We saw the mention of this tablet on the Gear Fit compatibility list, which inadvertently revealed its existence. Today, the 10.1 inch LTE variant of the tablet has just passed through the certification process, hinting at a launch soon.
In an effort to enter the booming budget tablet segment, HP has just launched its new 1401 tablet in the U.S. It doesn’t come with a very impressive hardware sheet, but makes up for it with the pricing. At $169.99 HP 8 1401 is certainly worth a look. Read on for more on the hardware specifications.
The 2014 Edition Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is now available with a great discount over at Amazon. The tablet which broke cover last year during the IFA event in Berlin features an almost identical hardware as the Galaxy NotePRO 12.2, barring the size difference of course.
A new leak has revealed the existence of two new ASUS Transformer Pad hybrid devices. Known as the Asus TF103 and Asus TF303, these tablets will reportedly arrive in the markets soon with a respectable hardware on board. The TF303 is rumored to pack Android 4.4 along with an Intel made chipset, promising a true notebook like experience. The TF103 however is expected to feature a slightly toned down hardware. Unfortunately there’s no word on other specifications of the two devices.
A recent leak suggested that the LG G Pad 8.3 would soon make its way to Verizon Wireless in the U.S. Today, there’s official confirmation on that coming straight from the carrier. This LG tablet will reportedly hit America’s largest carrier as an exclusive, with sales expected to commence on the 6th of March.
