Samsung has once again been “confirmed” by a new rumor that it will only launch two tablets in the Galaxy Tab S10 lineup, the S10+ and the S10 Ultra, effectively ending the “vanilla” model in the lineup.
Today, a promotional image leaked showing the two upcoming tablets, the S10 Ultra on the left and the S10+ on the right. The former has a notched display, the latter doesn't, and that's the easiest way to tell them apart in images like this.
The notch is therefore a continuation of the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, and in fact, the entire design of the two upcoming tablets looks incredibly similar to their predecessors from last year. Clearly, Samsung didn't feel like making any big changes here (apart from removing the entry-level option).
The Galaxy Tab S10+ and S10 Ultra are expected to arrive in October, in Silver and Graphite colorways. The Tab S10 models were recently certified by China’s 3C, which revealed support for 45W wired charging, unchanged from the S9 family. A charger won’t be included in the box, however. Both tablets will be powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 9300+ SoC, though by the time they launch, the Dimensity 9400 will most likely be out.
Source