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- The next Samsung Unpacked event has been slated for 4 September.
- A new Galaxy Tablet series is expected to be launched, with preder deals already live.
- A budget-centric galaxy S25 Fe can be released in association with Phone Tablet.
There are still a few days left in August, but the storm that is techTember is well within the vision. Add to the list of upcoming products Samsung’s Galaxy TabletWhich will take the center stage during the company’s next unpacked event on 4 September.
This week the company announced that IFA Berlin would be unproced a few days before 2025, where it is planning to unveil the new Galaxy tab devices-the tab S11 series, which now succeeds the year tab S10 model.
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If timing is done, we can also see a new Galaxy FE phone, which was launched immediately after the iPhone 16 last year. In particular, Samsung released an FE version of its Galaxy Buds – $ 150 yearbuds with flagship audio features that fell below more premium models earlier this month.
Rounding the ecosystem with a new phone and tablet will be a sensible step.
Next to the incident, Samsung is opening Predecessor reservation For the new Galaxy Tablet, which gives you a discount of $ 50, as long as you express interest in buying them. Think of the offer as a free discount with the need for any commitment.
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If you are serious about buying any new tablet, burning your pre-order also gives you some unique propaganda, which in the instantaneous trade-in credit by $ 800, up to $ 800, up to $ $ ice up to $ 150, up to $ 150 to $ 150 (possibly enough to doubt the memory), and up to 30% select acacia.
There is another tidbit from the reservation page that is worth noting: Fine print shows that the pre -order deals will be from 4 September (unpacked day) to 5 October. This means the official sales date (read: when they arrive in shops) for upcoming equipment – whether they are tablets, phones, or both – possibly in October.
