Samsung has revolutionized the foldable smartphone market by popularizing its Galaxy Z Fold line. In the near future, Samsung may try to repeat this in the tablet market.

The source says Samsung’s first foldable tablet is in about six months. More specifically, the Galaxy Z Tab Fold will be introduced alongside the Galaxy Tab S9 line. It is not yet known when exactly this will happen, but if the company sticks to the usual announcement schedule, then we can expect new products in January or February 2023.

What such a tablet will look like, one can only guess, but earlier we saw Samsung patents, where a similar tablet had two hinges, that is, it consisted of three segments. This design will make the device as compact as possible when folded, and for someone such a tablet can even replace a smartphone at the same time.

LG has left the smartphone market, but today unexpectedly introduced a new tablet.

The Ultra Tab model debuted in the South Korean market, and it is unclear if it will be released outside of it. But there it costs about 327 dollars.

LG Ultra Tab is a device with basic parameters in general, but with a number of features. SoC Snapdragon 680 serves as the heart here, that is, there is no 5G support here. There is 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of flash memory, a 10.35-inch 60-Hz IPS screen with a resolution of 2000 x 1200 pixels, and an 8-megapixel camera. The battery capacity is 27.1 Wh. That is, nothing special.

But at the same time, there is a MIL-STD-810G certificate, four speakers, as well as support for Wacom styluses. The result is an entry-level device with a number of advantages over many competitors, but not everyone needs these advantages.

The source shared the redners of the new basic Apple tablet. To be more precise, it looks more like the layout renders of the new iPad, because we are talking about CAD renders, but in any case, we can appreciate the design.

As you can see, the Home button will remain, as will the very thick frames. The single camera will remain, but it will be supplemented by a flash. The power button is located on the top edge. Unfortunately, the images do not make it clear whether Apple will continue to use Lightning or switch to USB-C.

The dimensions of the tablet will be 248.6 x 179.5 x 6.98 mm, that is, the novelty will have slightly different ratios than the current model. There was also earlier evidence that the screen of the new iPad will grow a little.