The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra has now also been certified by the FCC. That could indicate an imminent launch. The tablet series could even appear as early as the end of July.
This render image is intended to show the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. (Source: @OnLeaks and MySmartPrize)
- The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra has received FCC certification.
- We don’t get a lot of information about the equipment from the documents.
- However, the certification can be an indication of an early release, possibly even at the next Galaxy Unpacked event.
The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra has received certification from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC for short). Among other things, the US authority is responsible for testing communication devices before they are sold in the USA. Manufacturers like Samsung usually only submit their new devices for testing when the release is within reach.
This certification could also be an indication that the new tablet generation will be launched soon. The documents also reveal some details about the equipment. The high-end device should work with 2.4 gigahertz WLAN and Bluetooth, among other things.
If the tablet series is actually going to appear in the next few months, a specific event would be a good idea to introduce it. Samsung is rumored to be hosting a Galaxy Unpacked event in Seoul at the end of July. The new foldables Fold and Flip 5 will most likely be presented at the event. At the same time, the Tab S9 could also be unveiled here.
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