Wired
As early as last November, there was news that Samsung’s mid-to-high-end tablet computer Galaxy Tab S8 FE, which is expected to be launched in the second half of this year, will eventually have related parameter configurations after being silent for more than half a year.
Earlier, foreign media found that the test tool GeekBench website uploaded the Samsung device model SM-X506B, that is, the rumored test data and system information of the Galaxy Tab S8 FE. As can be seen from the screenshot of the GeekBench page, the column of the device Motherbord is displayed as MT8791V/TZA, which is the Xun Kun 900T chipset made by MediaTek. This product is designed for the tablet and notebook market by MediaTek. It provides two sets of Cortex -A78 high-efficiency core, and 6 sets of Cortex-A55 energy-saving core form a 2+6 octa-core platform, using Mali-G68 MC4 graphics chip and supporting 5G network.
In other specifications, the tested Galaxy Tab S8 FE sample machine has built-in 4GB RAM, the main core operating clock is 2.6GHz, the small core clock is 2.0GHz, and the Android 13 operating system is preloaded. It is revealed that the SM-X506B number will correspond to the 5G network. According to the Samsung product numbering convention, it is estimated that there are still Wi-Fi models with the model number SM-X500 in the same series. At this stage, Samsung has not yet provided details about the Tab S8 FE.
Source: GeekBench, GalaxyClub (Netherlands)