Samsung prepares for the launch of Tablet PCs screen accurately 2K before the end of 2014

Started the company " Samsung " in the processing for the production of Tablet PCs with large touch screens resolution of 2K, so as to launch in the market before the end of this year .

Informed sources said the companies Mtaamlh with " Samsung " , the site DigiTimes, the company agreed with some of the Chinese suppliers on the interior trim is required to start the process of production of the new tablet computers .

The sources added that " Samsung " keen on the choice of suppliers to cut good quality and low price , for a lack of interest in the high cost of production of the new tablet computers , which negatively affects the retail price asked for the average consumer .

The sources pointed out that the " Samsung " will launch the new computers with touch accurately 2K during the next few months , that is those screens measuring 10 inches .

The sources confirmed that " Samsung " is not the only company that aspires to produce computers with screens Tablets accurately 2K through 2014 , where Chinese companies are working on the development of computers, the same precision to launch before the end of this year .

The Han Jong Kim , executive director of the company , " Samsung " , had confirmed last January his company 's intention to produce Tablet PCs with flat-screen high-resolution during the year 2014 , as part of the company's plan to issue the market by the end of the year.

The " Samsung " has been revealed since the beginning of this year, about five computers Tablets new , they are the " Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4" and " Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1" and " Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 " , and " Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 " and " Galaxy Tab 3 Light " , also revealed a few weeks ago for three models of the computer " Galaxy Tab 4 " tablet.

It should be noted that the " Samsung " ended last year in second place behind the tablet computing market, "Apple" , where as much as a report on the market in the last quarter of 2013 , the company took over the U.S. share of 29.7 percent , followed by the Korean company at about 17.4 percent of the market.