What happened to S Pen after the much-discussed Note 7 explosions?
Samsung is introducing the Notes app even though no one knows if selling tablets for S Pen will bear fruit.
The company intends to include the S Pen in the broader category of products for sale, hoping that technology enthusiasts will appreciate their value and buy them, especially now that the Galaxy Note 8 release date is approaching.
Samsung has confirmed the arrival of the Galaxy Note 8 shortly, although many believed that the release of a new Note would be delayed given recent events and the Note 7 scandal.
Meanwhile, the company has set its sights on selling the S Pen in every way possible. Specifically, on Monday it launched the new Tab A 10.1 series including the S Pen. The tablet is sold at a price of 320.50 euros and includes the new Samsung Notes app as well as all the tools already offered on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
The Samsung Note 8 is ready for launch. A favorable discount will apply to the Korean public as they will be able to get it for half the price.
As CNET rightly noted, no one can really understand Samsung's tablet roadmap. What we can say is that the Galaxy Tab, including the S Pen, fills a gap between the high-priced Galaxy Tab S2 and TabPro S.
It certainly remains unclear whether the public will choose to buy tablets for the S Pen, while many claim that this Note 7 tool will also be included in future Samsung devices.
