Just a couple of years ago, tablets with operating system Windows were exotic, but now they are used by professionals and people who prefer a handheld device instead of a computer or even a laptop.

Therefore it is not surprising that today many well-known and not so well-known manufacturers are trying to take the place of a young category in tablet market. Recently we wrote about 10-inch tablet Chuwi Hi12. Now a leading Korean manufacturer is preparing to release its next 12-inch tablet Samsung on Windows 10.

At the moment 12-inch tablet Samsung is known under the model number SM-W700. Today device has successfully passed certification in global organizations such as the Wi-Fi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG. So we have learned some details about new 12-inch tablet Samsung.

In addition, the fact that the device has been certified in communication organizations means that the tablet is ready for official release.

Specifications 12-inch tablet Samsung

What can we expect from the new Windows tablet Samsung?

According to Sammobile, the technical characteristics of the Samsung SM-W700 will include 12-inch screen with a resolution of 2560 x 1600, and perhaps even 3840 x 2400 pixels. Also 12-inch tablet Samsung will have one of the latest processors Intel Core M that will work with 4GB of RAM.

Similar to its competitors, 12-inch tablet Samsung will receive built-digitizer for use with an active digital pen S Pen, which will be able to recognize the force of pressing the screen.

Interestingly, that Samsung SM-W700 will be available in a very thin (6.2 mm) package, that until recently was considered impossible for tablets with Intel processors. The weight of Samsung SM-W700 will be around 600 grams.

Release date and price Samsung SM-W700

Indian imports/exports site Zauba reports that the price of the new tablet Samsung will be about $450.

The announcement of 12-inch tablet Samsung may be held next week at CES 2016, which traditionally take place in Las Vegas.

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