'Galaxy Tab A with S Pen' Launched, Enhancing Usability and Convenience with S Pen

Samsung Electronics is launching the '2016 Galaxy Tab A with S Pen' tablet in Korea, equipped with a more powerful 'S Pen' and a large screen, in two versions: LTE and Wi-Fi.

The 'Galaxy Tab A with S Pen' can be used more practically in work, study, and daily life with 'S Pen' features such as 'Off-Screen Memo' and 'S Pen Translation' which translates 38 languages into 71 languages.

In addition, it supports the ability to write content on a captured image using the 'Capture and Write' function of the 'S Pen' and share it immediately, and to select a desired part with the 'S Pen' while watching a video and create and share a GIF content of up to 15 seconds.

The 'Galaxy Tab A with S Pen' allows the whole family to enjoy a single tablet with 'Multi-User Mode,' which registers a separate account for each user, and is equipped with 'Quick Connect,' which shares content by connecting to a TV via Bluetooth, and 'Side Sync,' which allows receiving notifications by connecting to a smartphone.

The 255.4mm WUXGA (1920x1200, 224 ppi) large screen display allows you to enjoy various multimedia content more realistically, and the smooth texture and rounded lines provide a comfortable grip and excellent portability.

Also, MeMemory capacity can be expanded up to 256GB, and it features a 7,300mAh battery that allows for up to 12 hours of video playback. The LTE version is priced at 489,000 won, and the Wi-Fi version at 449,000 won; it will be released in two colors: white and black.

For buyers who purchase this product, a coupon to purchase a book cover (worth 59,000 won) for 20,000 won and a 6-month free subscription to pooq TV will be given until October 31.

A Samsung Electronics official stated, “The Galaxy Tab A with S Pen is a product that maximizes convenience by combining the various features desired by both S Pen and tablet users,” adding, “With its further upgraded performance and design, it can be utilized in diverse situations, including academics, work, and leisure.”