Samsung’s new tablet series, the Galaxy Tab S10, is eagerly awaited in the technology world. In addition to the expected innovations in hardware, a new detail draws attention. It seems that Samsung is planning to add a special artificial intelligence key to its keyboard, inspired by its rival Microsoft.
According to a report published by WinFuture, Samsung may allegedly add a “Galaxy AI Key” to the keyboard accessory it is preparing for the Tab S10 series. This key could serve a similar function to the artificial intelligence key on Microsoft’s Copilot+-enabled computers.
In an (unofficial) draft shared in the report, the Galaxy AI key appears to replace the right Ctrl key on the keyboard, but it’s not yet clear what this key will do; whether it will enable all Galaxy AI features or just focus on a specific one remains unclear.
WinFuture’s report also suggests that many of the new features coming to the Tab S10 will be available alongside Samsung’s new One UI 6.1.1 release. A dedicated AI key could improve the user experience by providing quicker and easier access to these features.
While the Galaxy AI key stands out as an innovative addition, no major changes are expected to the Galaxy Tab S10’s overall design. According to leaked information, Samsung will retain familiar design elements such as the vertically positioned dual rear camera and a screen with a notch for the selfie camera on the Ultra model.
Galaxy Tab S10 series to be released in October
At this point, it is worth remembering that there will be no standard Tab S10 model in the series and that users will be presented with Plus and Ultra options. It is said that the starting price of the Plus model abroad will be $ 1400 and the price of the 5G supported version may go up to $ 2350.
It is claimed that the Ultra model will cost $1,660 for the base model with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage, while the top-level 5G-supported version will cost up to $2,350.
Although Samsung has not confirmed this information yet, the Galaxy Tab S10 series is expected to be launched in October.