If you look at the landscape of flagship Android tablets, Samsung has remained at the top for quite a long time. With the release of the Galaxy Tab S10 series, we expect this to remain true. That's even with a couple of differences that came as a surprise when the official announcement was made.
It's very obvious that Samsung is primarily focused on competing against Apple's iPad Pro with the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Tab S10 Ultra. In addition to trimming the lineup a bit, Samsung is packing a punch with the variety of features being offered, many of which are available on day one, as opposed to needing to wait.
