Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7-Inch, 32GB Tablet (Silver, SM-T820NZSAXAR)

it's been a while since we last reviewed an Android tablet especially once I cross the $500 threshold there's a reason why the majority of Android tablets released in the last couple of years have been largely inexpensive ones and we consider a dedicated tablet in general or a dying breed it really makes you wonder about their advantages Faison just announced its latest Chromebooks which now for support for full-blown Android apps now that by itself should make anyone question Samsung's decision to launch its new Galaxy Tab s 3 consider that system a year and half to release it after its predecessor it makes us really question the value of an Android tablet now all this kind of makes me wonder because when you have Windows 10 tablets out there even those cheap Chromebooks and even the iPad pro it really makes me wonder whether or not we need another high-end Android tablet [Music] befor