Samsung has already announced at the Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin (IFA) event this year that it is making a gigantic tablet, which will possibly be launched this month. There were few details revealed, as the announcement only served as a teaser. However, those who are curious about the device would be glad to know that there is new information that can provide an idea about the tablet, which Samsung called the Galaxy View.
So far, what is known about the Galaxy View is that it has an oversized 18.4 display. This was confirmed in a leaked data from the Federal Communications Commission in its approval of a Samsung device that sports the same proportions. In addition, the details in the FCC leak purportedly include the device's support for all AT&Ts LTE bands, according to Digital Trends.
The most recent leak on the Galaxy View involves a set of photos, which include the image above that shows the oversized tablet and published by SamMobile. They are believed to be stills from a Samsung promotional video. The image not only includes the enormous 18.4 1,920x1,080-pixel display, but also a weird kickstand that seems to peel off of its back. There is also a handle at the rear, which brings back memories of the Nintendo GameCube, noted The Verge. These details seem to indicate that Samsung is positioning the Galaxy View as an alternative to television or a form of mobile television.
For those interested about what is under the hood, the Galaxy View allegedly packs mid-range specs. For instance, it runs on a 1.6GHz 64-bit octa-core Exynos 7580 processor and 2GB of RAM with 32GB of internal storage, according to SamMobile.
