There's a dearth of high-end Android tablets on the market, mostly because people don't buy many of them anymore. If anyone can move a tablet, though, it's Samsung. The Galaxy Tab S2 was launched in late 2015, and now it looks like the Tab S3 is headed for MWC. A new leak lays out the specs for the device, as well as an alleged (very high) price tag in Korea.

According to the Korean leak, the Tab S3 will be a powerful device on-par with the Galaxy S7. We don't have all the specs, but the leak is fairly thorough.

SPECS

SoC

Snapdragon 820

RAM

4GB

Display

9.6-inch 2048x1536

Camera

12MP rear, 5MP front

Software

Android 7.0

Measurements

5.6mm thick

There will be a WiFi-only version of the Galaxy Tab S3 with version number SM-T825. Meanwhile, the LTE variant will be SM-T820. The leak claims a Korean price of 700,000 won. That works out to a little over $600. It would be insane for Samsung to try and sell a tablet here for that much, especially if that's the price for the WiFi version. Even $500 for a tablet is too much these days. We expect to have the real specs and release details in late February at MWC.

UPDATE: 2017/01/31 11:41am PST BY

FCC

The Galaxy Tab S3 seems to have passed through the FCC. Specifically, model number SM-T825 with LTE. It looks like the above leak might have the model numbers backward.

Source: Naver (Korean)