Samsung’s latest Galaxy Tab S commercials show how it is superior to Apple’s iPad

We recently saw Samsung release a Galaxy S 5 commercial, calling iPhone users as ‘Wall huggers’. Now Samsung is back with two new commercials for its Galaxy Tab S that compare it with the Apple iPad, though not directly.

The new video commercials of the South Korean company highlight the strengths of Galaxy Tab S in comparison to another tablet. These include high contrast ratio offered by its Super AMOLED display and its multitasking ability.

According to the first commercial, Super AMOLED display of Galaxy Tab S offers 100 times higher contrast compared to many LCD Tabs. Instead of the usual 1,000:1 contrast, the Galaxy Tab S gives 100,000:1 and the Super AMOLED shows all the fine details of the image which many LCD screens cannot do, giving high accuracy and quality even in dark images. You can see the commercial below:

In the second commercial Samsung highlights the multitasking ability of its Galaxy Tab S. Here, the dad wants to watch sports while the baby wants to watch a cartoon film but the tablet they have cannot open both the apps at once. The tablet is then swapped with a Galaxy Tab S which allows displaying of both the apps at once on the screen and both baby and dad are happy.

The other tablet shown in the commercial has not been named but it looks like Apple’s iPad Air that has an LCD display and no facility for multitasking. Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 in June this year. They are the first tablets with Super AMOLED displays.

Samsung’s latest Galaxy Tab S commercials show how it is superior to Apple’s iPad

New commercials for the Galaxy Tab S show the prowess of Super AMOLED screens

Few days back, Samsung had released their first TV commercials for their recently released Galaxy Tab S tablets and are flaunted as the world’s first tablets to come up with high-resolution Super AMOLED displays.

The commercials have been shot and directed by Jake Scot that shows the difference between LCD and Super AMOLED screens. Moreover, the Korean giant had been facing some issues with the AMOLED display and now they have come up with the solution for this problem in order to deliver a more better viewing experience on their tow Galaxy Tab S tablets.

Executive Vice President of Global Marketing, IT & Mobile Communications Division at Samsung Electronics, Younghee Lee said “There is no other tablet on the market that can compete with the unrivaled viewing experience, innovative design aesthetics, and industry-leading productivity features of the Galaxy Tab S.”

Below are the TV commercials for the Galaxy Tab S. Both the tablets have been available in the US markets where the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 costs $399 while the larger version costs $499. Get to know more specs and details of the Galaxy Tab S in our previous review.

 

New commercials for the Galaxy Tab S show the prowess of Super AMOLED screens