Samsung Galaxy Tab S Pro release date this month - dubbed 'Galaxy View'?

How would you feel about using a tablet that offers a huge 18.4-inch display?

Samsung could be unraveling that tablet this month, a tablet that is pegged to be a game-changer for use in offices and schools.

The large tablet, better known as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S Pro, was actually shown off by Samsung at the IFA 2015.

Aside from the large display, other rumored features of the Samsung Galaxy S Pro include power coming from a 64-bit octa-core Exynos 7580 processor (1.6 GHz), 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage with provisions for expansion through microSD.

Moreover, it will also have an 8-megapixel main camera and a 2.1-megapixel front-facing shooter. A 5,700 mAh battery will be responsible for providing and storing the needed juice. In all, the expected dimension of the said tablet will be 451.8 millimeters wide, 275.8 millimeters tall, and 11.99 millimeters thick. It will reportedly run on Android 5.1 Lollipop out of the box.

The large tablet will surely draw mixed reactions, although, admittedly, will be something interesting to use.

With regards to its pricing, such has yet to be known. However, the price could be not too high with belief that Samsung has opted to use less expensive features to control the overall cost. A key thing to consider about the Samsung Galaxy Tab S Pro 'Galaxy View' is that it is a significant step down from the Samsung Tab S2 out right now.

This giant tablet is certainly a first and could provide a better and bigger option for students using visual presentations or even reading via larger screen. 

The same holds true on the business front, offering a portable new device which could be used inside or outside the office premises. And seeing the competitive world we live in to date, such should be a big help when it comes to making presentations and reports as well.

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