GFXBench test showing an upgraded 64-bit Galaxy Tab 8.0 4 model seems to be in existence.
Promoted by a 64-bit pattern to the digital model SM-T333, at least GFXBench, and includes a 64-bit 410 Qualcomm Snapdragon SoC. That's the only difference between it and the previous 32-bit model; you still get the same 8-inch HD-display, 1.5 GB RAM, 16 GB of internal memory, Android 4.4 KitKat (although one would hope Lollipop update will be in order before the device hits the market), and so hereinafter.
It is not clear if the device has been tested just a test, or if Samsung plans to mass-produce this thing and bring it to market.
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Megalomaiac
I don’t understand why samsung continues churning out these low performance, under capacity, pos tablets in 2015? These tabs have been a joke since 2012 and they have yet to upgrade them adequately.
Thomas Sthovell
What is it with OEM's build low end tablets? Why can't they put an 810 in it instead of a 410? It'll be a better experience and should sell more for it.
Anonymous
What a poor effort. No RAM boost, screen size increase, or Lollipop update. Just a new chip, and the most basic one too. Says all you need to know about Samesung.
