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Samsung launches Galaxy Tab A
The Galaxy Tab A is available in three variants: the eight-inch (LTE) T355 for Dh1,199; the 9.7-inch (LTE) T555 for Dh1,399; and the 9.7-inch with S Pen (LTE) SM-P555 for Dh1,599.
Dubai: Samsung Electronics has launched the all-new Galaxy Tab A, the latest addition in the tablet category that is light on your hand and wallet.
The Galaxy Tab A is available in three variants: the eight-inch (LTE) T355 for Dh1,199; the 9.7-inch (LTE) T555 for Dh1,399; and the 9.7-inch with S Pen (LTE) SM-P555 for Dh1,599.
Hayssam Yassine, head of the IT and mobile team, said: “We envision the stylish Galaxy Tab A to be the go-to tablet for your everyday digital needs. With a range of free content for leisure and productivity this powerful Samsung tablet offers a high level of personalisation and a better viewing experience at an affordable price. The Galaxy Tab A is beautifully packaged in an extremely portable form and will be a perfect companion for the home, the office and everything in between.”
abdulbasit@khaleejtimes.com
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