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Galaxy C5 Pro, Tab S3, Foldable Galaxy X: The Cool Devices Samsung Plans to Reveal at MWC 2017

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Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro and Tab S3 have been rigorously leaked in the past few weeks - hinting at an imminent launch. Here's what Samsung could unveil at MWC 2017

Galaxy C5 Pro Specs and Leaks

From a demo video to China's TENAA website - Galaxy C5 Pro specifications and design have been spotted a few times in various media outlets. Just recently, the handset reportedly obtained WiFi certification from WiFi Alliance.

Samsung will reportedly equip the Galaxy C5 Pro with all-metal body. GSM Arena revealed that the handset will run on Android Marshmallow with 4 GB of RAM in tow. It's uncertain whether it will sport a 5.2-inch or 5.5-inch display. Other components include 16MP/16MP optics and 64 GB internal storage.

Galaxy Tab S3 Specs and Leaks

Finally, Samsung's most anticipated tablet will materialize soon. The productivity device is said to be getting a more advanced S Pen, TechnoBuffalo reported. However, it's been reported that the stylus will be sold separately as an accessory.

As far as the specs are concerned, the tablet is expected to arrive with 4 GB of RAM and two storage variants, 32 GB and 128 GB. Furthermore, the leaks suggest an AMOLED display with 4:3 aspect ratio.

Galaxy Tab S3 will seemingly come with various features similar to hybrid tablet - including the capability to dock with keyboard. Other features will include AKG built audio system.

The fans can expect a slimmer tablet design but many have questioned a few of its disappointing features, find out here.

Samsung at Mobile World Congress

Samsung Galaxy S8 won't make it to Barcelona but fans can expect some clues to be revealed during the event. Aside from Tab S3 and C5 Pro, Samsung will show the prototype of foldable Galaxy X for exclusive audience at the tradeshow, according to Softpedia. Samsung press event will take place on Feb. 26.

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