A purported Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 has popped up online in two leaked renders, showing a design very similar to the Galaxy S5.
In fact, without mentioning the name of the purported device, those who see these newly-leaked renders may mistakenly take it for the new Samsung Galaxy S5 flagship smartphone, which is set to hit commercial availability soon.
However, Samsung did say that it will focus more of its efforts on tablets in 2014, and the company has already started working toward this endeavor. Samsung took the wraps off its latest high-end tablet offerings back at the International CES 2014, unveiling top-notch Galaxy Note Pro and Galaxy Tab Pro tablets that aim to take things to the next level.
We now have some leaked images of a yet-to-be-announced Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0, courtesy of none other than well-known tipster @evleaks. The tipster posted two images of the purported tablet on Wednesday, March 26, showing the slate in black and white color options. The proportions are very reminiscent of the Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone, but the images also show that the company may indeed be shifting to a multitasking button on all of its upcoming devices.
It's also worth pointing out, however, that for some reason the black render seems to have an earpiece, while the white one doesn't. The trusted tipster has revealed absolutely nothing in terms of specifications, which means that no additional information is available at this point regarding the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0. Considering that the 7-inch model of a Galaxy Tab lineup is usually pretty low-end, expectations are low for this purported slate.
Judging by Samsung's previous strategy, however, the company will likely launch more powerful 8- and 10-inch Galaxy Tab 4 tablets alongside the lower-end 7-inch model. All models will likely sport AMOLED displays. Only the 7-inch model has leaked so far, but more information is expected to surface about the other Galaxy Tab 4 models as well.
Nevertheless, although @evleaks has an excellent reputation and a great track record when it comes to accurate leaks, it's still advisable to take this news with a grain of salt until an official announcement.
