Samsung is rumored to be unveiling a new high-end tablet with Android OS and stylus during the Mobile World Congress on Feb. 26. The device expected to be unleashed by the tech company is the successor to the Galaxy Tab S2, dubbed as the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. Although the event is just a couple of days away, a newly leaked image seemingly shows the entire front of the soon to be released Galaxy Tab S3.

As the South Korean tech giant is going to hold a press event at MWC 2017, it's most likely that the tech company will unveil a new flagship Android tablet, the Galaxy Tab S3. Recent leaks have suggested that the Galaxy Tab S3 will come along with an S Pen. A leaked photo of Samsung's new flagship Android tablet appears to confirm the issue, according to Win Future.

The inclusion of a stylus in the Galaxy Tab S3 is a clear sign that the Android tablet will offer more than the typical device. A tech fan tweeted that the S Pen that will complement the Galaxy Tab S3 will be usable. Nonetheless, since the S Pen does not have a designated slot on Samsung's new Android tablet, tech enthusiasts shouldn't expect to see the automatic Air Command feature, which is found on the Galaxy Note 5.

Nonetheless, the Galaxy Tab S3 will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 alongside a 4GB of RAM and a 32GB of expandable storage. The screen of the Galaxy Tab S3 is a 9.7-inch Super AMOLED 2048×1536 panel with a 4:3 aspect ratio (similar to the Tab S2 or the iPad). For the cameras, the Galaxy Tab S3 will have a 12MP main camera, complemented by a 5MP front snapper, Slash Gear reported.

That being said, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is expected to come in a variety of different colors, and the price of the Android tablet is speculated to start at around $580.

This is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 with S Pen https://t.co/xoUaCP1IkW pic.twitter.com/J5xEqjhwaG

— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) February 13, 2017

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