Boasting a screen size of 12.2 inches, the Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 and Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 are gargantuan tablets, but it looks like Samsung is setting its sights higher. According to GSMArena, the manufacturer is working on a tablet with a 13.3-inch display. The tablet, which is codenamed "Warhol", will apparently be available in both 3G and Wi-Fi only variants (T911 and T910).
The document also supports the recent rumors of a 10.5-inch AMOLED tablet, dubbed the Galaxy Tab S. A series of leaked images from last week revealed that the Galaxy Tab S features the same textured back as the Galaxy S5, so it is possible that the 13.3-inch tablet might do the same. The Galaxy Tab S has a model number SM-T800 for the Wi-Fi only version, SM-T801 for the 3G variant and SM-T805 for the LTE model, according to today's report.
Lastly, there is a mention of an 8.4-inch AMOLED tablet, codenamed "Klimt." Samsung was rumored to be working on two AMOLED tablets: the first one is the 10.5-inch Galaxy Tab S, and this 8.4-inch device will likely be the other offering. The 8.4-inch tablet will also be available in 3G/Wi-Fi only versions (SM-T701/SM-T700).
Although the resolution on these three tablets is listed as WQHD, the pixel density does not match up against the screen size. For instance, a 13.3-inch tablet with a screen resolution of 1560 x 1600 will have a pixel density of 226 PPI. * GSMArena's* information however mentions a pixel density of 152 PPI for the 13.3-inch tablet. The same is seen on both the 10.5-inch and 8.4-inch tablets. The 10.5-inch Galaxy Tab S should feature a pixel density of 287 PPI, but the pixel density is listed as 193 PPI. Similarly, the 8.4-inch model should have 359 PPI pixel density, but the document lists 241 PPI. We don't have an idea as to why this is the case, but other leaks regarding the Galaxy Tab S have made a reference to a WQHD screen.
Source: GSMArena
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