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		</div><p>Samsung has unveiled a new high-powered tablet the Korean firm hopes will rival Apple’s iPad Pro.</p>
<p>The Galaxy Tab 6 includes a fingerprint sensor for the first time as well as the ability to magnetically attach the S Pen stylus – which comes with the tablet – to the rear of the device.</p>
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<p>It will also be the first Samsung tablet to feature a dual rear camera system.</p>
<p>The announcement comes ahead of the technology giant’s expected unveiling of a new smartwatch early next week, followed by its next Galaxy Note smartphone on August 7.</p>
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<p>Samsung IT and mobile communications boss DJ Koh said the Tab S6 delivers “top-quality productivity features and advanced technology” and had been designed to help users with productivity and creativity.</p>
<p>“Today’s inspiration comes at a moment’s notice and creatives and professionals need a device able to keep up with insatiable imaginations while complementing their busy, on-the-go lifestyles,” he said.</p>
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<p>Samsung said the S Pen stylus can be wirelessly charged and act as a wireless remote, and gestures made with the digital pen in midair can control some functions on the tablet, including changing the camera mode and remotely taking selfies.</p>
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<p>Notes written on the screen can now be converted to text and saved as a Microsoft Word file, and the company confirmed the new tablet has a 10.5in Super AMOLED display.</p>
<p>The device can also be converted to a desktop computer-style software set-up using Samsung’s DeX programme.</p>
<p>However, the firm has not yet confirmed a UK price or launch date.</p>
<p>When it goes on sale, the flagship tablet is likely to be seen as a new rival for Apple’s flagship iPad Pro.</p>
<p>In June, Apple announced that for the first time it was introducing a dedicated operating system – iPadOS – for its tablets, which had used the same iOS software that runs on the iPhone.</p>
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