Samsung launch a 13.3-inch tablet

South Korean electronics giant Samsung is reportedly planning to launch its largest 13.3-inch tablet along with other two tablets.a couple of weeks' break and the Galaxy S5 is ready for the next round. And it's only getting harder for the Samsung flagship - who would've thought we'd say this ahead of a head-to-head involving a Chinese smartphone.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Active doesn't exist officially but there are traces of it all over the place, including Samsung's own web site. The support page for Scandinavian countries (Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark) have a placeholder page for the Samsung SM-G850F. From previous leaks we know the Galaxy S5 Active will have the same base specs as the regular Galaxy S5, which carries an IP67 certification (matching the Galaxy S4 Active). The new Active model might be be tougher, however, with a MIL-STD-810G rating. This rating guarantees protection from salt water (IP only covers fresh water), impacts, thermal shock and other kinds of potential damage.

The unlocked version of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime is said to retail for KRW900,000, which is roughly equivalent to €640 or $880. This is roughly the same price tag as the one the Galaxy S5 carried at launch, although the current flagship has already received a price cut and can be found for just under €550 in many markets. It's not the first time we are hearing of June release for the Galaxy S5 Prime, but it's still hard to believe that Samsung will be ready to release another flagship in just a month.