The Galaxy Tab S4 seems to have a fingerprint reader under the glass of the screen

The interpretations that appeared and supposed to represent Galaxy Tab S4 are undoubtedly very convincing. The images show a device that has significantly thinner edges than the previous S3 tab, which probably means that you will get an image area of ​​10.5 inches rather than 9.7 inches without affecting the dimensions exterior. And as always, when a device has thin edges, some problems arise with the fingerprint reader, which must fit somewhere. The images do not show any conventional home button (which could have a built-in fingerprint reader) or any fingerprint reader on the back of the device. The whole thing does not leave room for much more than a fingerprint reader placed under the glass shade, something that Samsung said was happening even earlier, but we do not have much room for it. have not seen any device yet. The alternative would be to rely entirely on facial recognition.

Perhaps First

There has been unconfirmed information that the upcoming Galaxy Note 9 – which will be presented in conjunction with an event in New York on August 9 – will have a fingerprint reader under the window of the screen. That this question is correct, we will learn first then. But Galaxy Tab S4 can be understood as the first with finesse. The device can also be released at the same time as Note 9, and a presentation of the S4 tab at the IFA fair a month later is also not excluded. The Galaxy Tab S4 got its Wi-Fi certification at Wifi Alliance at the end of May, which should reasonably mean that a launch is virtually imminent. He also showed benchmarks on the device already in the winter. Galaxy Tab S4 should come with Snapdragon 835 chip, 4GB of working memory, 64GB of internal storage, 7,300 mAh battery and 13 megapixel rear camera.