Leak: Samsung may be working on a massive 18.4-inch tablet

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Samsung is the company that first started to blur the line between smartphone and tablet, so it makes sense that it also be the first to blur the line between tablet and… portable television? An inventory image that was recently leaked suggests that the company is currently working on a 18.4-inch tablet, much larger than Samsung’s current largest tablet, the 12.2-inch Galaxy Tab Pro. In fact, I think once you pass the 18-inch mark it stops being a tablet entirely. 

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According to a leaked inventory image, Samsung is working on a new tablet, featuring a display size of a whopping 18.4″. Set to be tested in South Korea, with all seven of the prototypes to be destroyed upon completion so as not to be leaked, it is shown via the list that each unit costs roughly € 465. If this device does see the light of day, it will easily be Samsung’s largest tablet to ever launch publicly, with the biggest currently being the Galaxy Tab Pro at 12.2″. It is also possible that when and if we see this tablet hit the market, it will be advertised to overseas countries and not the US, as many markets outside of America use tablets as their primary means of media consumption, and not a TV. Regardless, 18.4″ is certainly big, even for Samsung. Would you be interested in such a monstrous device?

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