Samsung had planned to launch the Galaxy Tab S9 series this year, but due to some factors including the economy, the company obviously has no choice but to postpone the release. The Galaxy Tab S9 series was originally scheduled to be launched in December 2022, but according to The Elec, Samsung is facing certain economic challenges, forcing the South Korean giant to become more conservative in product and market strategies.
From a macro perspective, demand for tablets has slowed down significantly, and even the iPad series of Apple has experienced a sluggish sales, although the annual revenue of the category continues to reach billions of dollars.
delays flagship tablet products until 2023, which means Apple will gain a few months of first-mover advantage when launching the low-cost iPad 10 and M2 iPad Pro series later this year. Like the Galaxy Tab S8 series, Samsung may launch three Galaxy Tab S9 models. One of them has some competitive prices, and to reduce manufacturing costs, it may be equipped with an LCD panel instead of an OLED panel.
mid-range model will be the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus, and the flagship model will be the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. Assuming these three tablets will be launched in December 2022, they are likely to have built-in Qualcomm 's Snapdragon 8th Gen 2. According to a source, the SoC has improved on NPU, ISP and GPU and is specially designed for Android tablets that require higher performance.
Samsung is currently ranked second in the high-end tablet market, behind Apple, but it should be appreciated that it is the only manufacturer that takes this field seriously to remain competitive.
