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The highly anticipated Galaxy Tab S10 series was expected to debut at the Galaxy Unpacked event on July 10, alongside the foldable Galaxy Z devices. However, the event passed without any tablet-related announcements. Now, Samsung seems poised to shift its focus towards its tablet lineup. Ahead of any official confirmation, purported marketing visuals of the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra have surfaced online. These tablets are anticipated to be unveiled in October. The alleged promotional images, published by Android Headlines, showcase the devices in graphite and silver color options, mirroring the palette of last year's Galaxy Tab S9 series. The overall design appears to be similar to previous models, featuring a dual rear camera setup with an LED flash. Notably, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is rumored to sport a display notch, while the Plus variant does not. Additionally, the images suggest the integration of Samsung's AI features within the Notes app. Interestingly, the upcoming tablet lineup is expected to have one fewer model compared to the previous generation, with the standard Galaxy Tab S10 reportedly being omitted.

The upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 models are expected to be officially unveiled in October. Recent listings on China's 3C website suggest they will support 45W fast charging. The Plus variant has also been spotted on Geekbench, carrying the model number SM-X828U. It is rumored to come with 12GB of RAM and run on the Android 14 operating system. Both the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra are anticipated to feature AMOLED displays. They may be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chipset. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is said to boast a 14.6-inch screen and a quad-speaker setup with AKG audio technology. Additionally, it is expected to feature a dual camera setup on the front.