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Samsung Unleashes New Mobile Devices: Visual Tour

From a waterproof smartphone to a hybrid Windows/Android tablet, there's something for everyone in Samsung's new array of products. Here's a sneak peek at what's to come.
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The Ativ Tab 3 lends itself to on-the-go use with its 8.2-mm thickness, 550-gram weight and up to 10 hours of battery life. It also features S Pen functionality so users can write on its 10.1-inch HD screen. The tablet will come preloaded with a version of Microsoft Office 2013.

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