Samsung unveiled their new Tab S products in New York and surprisingly, they didn't take much time to bring it to India either. There were two Tab S devices announced, S possibly standing for Super AMOLED, because, lets face it, these new Samsung tablets are all about the screen. In India, the Tab S 8.4 and the Tab S 10.5 were launched for Rs. 37,800 and Rs. 44,800 respectively, catering to the premium market segment with mobile-only versions, while in the US, Samsung has squarely targeted the Tab S devices at iPad Air and retina iPad mini price points with WiFi-only versions. These are clearly decisions driven by market necessities and strategy, so with that in mind, we took a look at the mini version of the Tab S first to detail our first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 - httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyjcfK6DXto The first ever takeaway from the Tab S devices is obviously the screen, more so on the Tab S 8.4. Even in the header image, you can see how the image pops out with excellent colours and brightness. This is completely legit in person too, and this picture might do more justice - For a mini tablet, the sharpness ...
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