If can you limit your workload to something a tablet could handle, and would prefer a Windows 10 environment over iOS or Android, then the Samsung Galaxy TabPro S could be just the ticket for you.

Samsung has built its Galaxy Tab business on the Android operating system, but the company is betting on Microsoft’s Windows 10 with its newest tablet, the Galaxy TabPro S, unveiled this ...

After an extended absence, Samsung is getting back into the world of Windows tablets. Today it announced the Galaxy TabPro S, a Windows 10 tablet that bears more than a passing resemblance to ...

Samsung's Windows 10 2-in-1 tablet, the Samsung Galaxy TabPro S, was already put on store shelves in the United States a few weeks ago.

NEW YORK — Samsung is expanding its Galaxy ecosystem to Windows 10, specifically through the Galaxy TabPro S tablet that goes on sale Friday. I got some hands-on time in advance.

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy TabPro S today at CES. At 6.3 millimeters thin and weighing only 693 grams, it's a premium 2-in-1 tablet running Windows 10. The Samsung Galaxy TabPro S features a ...

Samsung is working on a sequel to its TabPro S tablet: the Samsung TabPro S2. There aren't a lot of details right now, sadly, but the device is coming.

Among a variety of new systems introduced at CES for commercial users, Microsoft and Samsung announced a new partnership that includes plans for Galaxy Tab Pro S lightweight tablet PC and Internet ...

Rumors that a Windows 10-powered tablet from Samsung may be next on the company's list of devices on the pipeline.

The Samsung Windows 10 tablet was recently spotted on India's Zauba import database, the device is said to feature a 12 inch display with either a QHD resolution of a 4K Ultra HD resolution.

We already told you about an 8-inch Android tablet from Samsung getting Wi-Fi and Bluetooth certified. And now, a 12-inch Windows 10-powered Samsung tablet has received these certifications. The ...

Samsung Galaxy Book (12-inch) review: A great Windows tablet that just scratches the Surface Samsung's Galaxy Book challenges Microsoft for the two-in-one title, but it's off to a wobbly start.