@JReinhal@SamMobiles we all know Samsung has had the capability for years, but they simply don't want to invest the cost anymore. That's an attitude problem.😞😞
@JReinhal@SamMobiles no cutouts or notches at all,and still achieve a thickness of just 4.7mm! That's the thinnest in the world. In contrast, Samsung tablets are no longer leading the Android trend. This isn't a technical issue;
@JReinhal@SamMobiles Bro, I really suggest you check out the Huawei MatePad Pro Max. It's not about having a completely bezel-less design, but rather in the same conditions, Huawei can use technical expertise to fit the front-facing camera entirely into a super narrow bezel
@JReinhal@SamMobiles Their notch design and black bezels are outdated compared to Huawei's, let alone their reliance on MediaTek chips. Even though Samsung's devices are so expensive, they're still using MediaTek to deceive global consumers.
@JReinhal@SamMobiles Without the export ban, Samsung tablets would definitely be crushed by Chinese tablets in the international market. Samsung has consistently used rigid OLED screens instead of flexible ones, falling not only behind Apple but also far behind Huawei.
@JReinhal@SamMobiles Yes, I'm a Chinese fan, but to be honest, Samsung tablets have been stagnating ever since the S9 Ultra—there's been almost no significant improvement. Samsung has essentially given up on tablet upgrades.