The First Look at Samsung's New Galaxy Tab S 8.4: A TechnoBuffalo Review
Hey guys, this is Todd Hazelton with TechnoBuffalo. I'm here in a meeting, so it might be a little loud and I might be a little quiet, but we're checking out the brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4. This is the name of the family, and what they're going to be marketed under. But this is the 8.4-inch version that you can see right there. It's super AM OLED, some rumors have pointed to that, and now we finally have it. It's the first time in a while that Samsung has added this technology to its display.
You're looking at a super sharp screen with a resolution of 2560 x 600 pixels. And it's incredibly thin – Samsung says thinner than about five credit cards stacked up together. You can see the nice metallic look around on the bottom there, along with the 3.5mm headphone jack, single speaker, micro USB port, and regular home buttons that we've seen before. The 2.1-megapixel front-facing camera is also present, as well as another speaker up top. On the right-hand side of the device, you'll find your power button, volume buttons, and the IR Blaster – a feature we've seen before.
On the back of the device, there's an 8-megapixel camera, along with a nice dotted pattern that resembles the Galaxy S5. There are also new snap buttons that allow you to pop in new cases that Samsung will be releasing. I'll just go through the software real quick. Samsung said the goal is to create the same sort of experience that we saw with the Galaxy S5. So, the software isn't changing much, but you do get applications like Paper Garden, which brings you right to your magazines.
Samsung is trying to show off just how beautiful the display is and highlight some key features such as viewing angles and high contrast ratio. You get super dark blacks and really bright whites – it's a stunning screen that's sure to impress. This device is powered under the hood by 3 gigs of RAM and an Exynos 5 processor with an octa-core setup, which is pretty awesome. I'm using this device even with just one hand moving it around quickly because it's so easy to hold.
As you can see, the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 is a beautiful device that offers a range of features and technologies. Samsung has done a great job in creating a device that's both functional and visually appealing. In our next video, we'll be exploring more features and functionality of this device. Thank you guys for watching! Please subscribe right here; we're the first ones to know whenever new videos get uploaded. We've got a ton of stuff covering phones, tablets, cars – anything related to consumer electronics that's plugged in or used as batteries. We review it all.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys this is Todd Hazelton with TechnoBuffalo I'm here in a meeting so it might be a little loud and I might be a little quiet but we're checking out the brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab S uh that's the name of the family and what they're going to be marketed under but this is the 8.4 in version uh you can see the screen right there it's super am OLED some rumors have pointed to that and now we finally have it it's the first time in a while that Samsung's added this technology uh to its display you're looking at it's super sharp it's 2560 x600 pixel resolution and it's incredibly thin um Samsung says thinner than about five credit cards stacked up together you can see the nice metallic look around on the bottom there the 3.5 mm headphone jack with a single speaker micro USB port a regular home buttons there that we've seen before 2.1 megapixel front-facing camera another speaker up top then on the right you've got your power button the volume buttons uh and this could be I guess the top too if you're sitting like this you've got the IR Blaster that we've seen seen before that's a Micro SD card slot for adding uh up to uh an additional 128 gab of storage right now there's going to be 16 on board when you get it and then a SIM card slot which adjusts carriers but we don't have any news on that just yet but check the website we'll update as we go on on the back here you've got the 8 megapixel camera and then this this nice uh kind of dotted look that we had on the Galaxy S5 and then these new uh snap uh buttons here that allow you to pop in new cases that Samsung's going to be uh releasing I'll just go through the software real quick um Samsung said the goal is to create the same sort of experience that we saw uh with the Galaxy S5 so the software is not changing much but you do get applications like paper Garden which brings you uh right to your magazines uh again s is trying to show off just how beautiful the display is and here's a video you can kind of show you how stunning it looks and the viewing angles is another thing that Samsung's trying to highlight here and the high contrast ratio so you get super dark blacks there and some really bright whites this is powered under the hood by 3 gigs of RAM and you also get a exos 5 processor and that's octacore so pretty awesome there and you can see I'm using it even with just one hand moving it around uh really quickly because it's so easy to hold so just wanted to give you a quick look here a first look at the Galaxy t s this is Todd Hazelton with techno Buffalo thank you guys for watching please subscribe right here it be the first ones to know whenever new videos get uploaded we got a ton of stuff we do phones tablets cars anything has to do with consumer electronics that's to be plugged in or used as batteries we reviewhey guys this is Todd Hazelton with TechnoBuffalo I'm here in a meeting so it might be a little loud and I might be a little quiet but we're checking out the brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab S uh that's the name of the family and what they're going to be marketed under but this is the 8.4 in version uh you can see the screen right there it's super am OLED some rumors have pointed to that and now we finally have it it's the first time in a while that Samsung's added this technology uh to its display you're looking at it's super sharp it's 2560 x600 pixel resolution and it's incredibly thin um Samsung says thinner than about five credit cards stacked up together you can see the nice metallic look around on the bottom there the 3.5 mm headphone jack with a single speaker micro USB port a regular home buttons there that we've seen before 2.1 megapixel front-facing camera another speaker up top then on the right you've got your power button the volume buttons uh and this could be I guess the top too if you're sitting like this you've got the IR Blaster that we've seen seen before that's a Micro SD card slot for adding uh up to uh an additional 128 gab of storage right now there's going to be 16 on board when you get it and then a SIM card slot which adjusts carriers but we don't have any news on that just yet but check the website we'll update as we go on on the back here you've got the 8 megapixel camera and then this this nice uh kind of dotted look that we had on the Galaxy S5 and then these new uh snap uh buttons here that allow you to pop in new cases that Samsung's going to be uh releasing I'll just go through the software real quick um Samsung said the goal is to create the same sort of experience that we saw uh with the Galaxy S5 so the software is not changing much but you do get applications like paper Garden which brings you uh right to your magazines uh again s is trying to show off just how beautiful the display is and here's a video you can kind of show you how stunning it looks and the viewing angles is another thing that Samsung's trying to highlight here and the high contrast ratio so you get super dark blacks there and some really bright whites this is powered under the hood by 3 gigs of RAM and you also get a exos 5 processor and that's octacore so pretty awesome there and you can see I'm using it even with just one hand moving it around uh really quickly because it's so easy to hold so just wanted to give you a quick look here a first look at the Galaxy t s this is Todd Hazelton with techno Buffalo thank you guys for watching please subscribe right here it be the first ones to know whenever new videos get uploaded we got a ton of stuff we do phones tablets cars anything has to do with consumer electronics that's to be plugged in or used as batteries we review\n"
