Cover AI tablet enables flexible work and creative flow
AI tablet enables flexible work and creative flow
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How an AI tablet turns sketches voice and notes into results anywhere empowering flexible creativity and productivity on the go.
This is a vivid example of the human-centred computing era, a moment when technology does more than execute commands: it understands language, anticipates needs and gives individuals the freedom to shape their own rhythm of work and life.
When inspiration is no longer bound
Not long ago, the corporate office was still the default setting for most creatives. It was where the right tools, facilities and technical support were gathered. We had to master specialist software and complete our duties within fixed office hours.
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Above No longer do people adapt to technology; technology is learning to adapt to us
No longer do people adapt to technology; technology is learning to adapt to us
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Now, in the age of human-centred computing, the picture looks very different. No longer do people adapt to technology; technology is learning to adapt to us. AI can capture voice, images, handwriting, sketches and more, turning ideas into reality in moments. More impressively, multimodal AI models are being integrated into sleek, portable devices such as the AI tablet. Creativity is no longer constrained, with users able to manage tasks swiftly wherever they are.
According to HCA Mag’s HR report, Vietnam ranks among the top countries in Asia Pacific for hybrid working (a blend of office and remote), with adoption at 65 per cent. The figure is just behind Singapore at 68 per cent and higher than India (61 per cent), Thailand (58 per cent), China (51 per cent) and far ahead of Japan and Korea (33 per cent). Clearly, the way AI is reshaping work and life has never been more dynamic.
The leap of multimodal AI
Above Multimodal AI is becoming the defining trend in smart devices
Multimodal AI is becoming the defining trend in smart devices
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Multimodal AI is becoming the defining trend in smart devices. Rather than simply following instructions, it can interpret complex concepts and deliver results instantly. Tablets are seen as the perfect platform for unleashing this capability: their screens are large enough for creative work yet lighter and more portable than laptops. Crucially, the AI tablet combines stylus, camera and keyboard input, adapting to different working needs.
On today’s market, the Galaxy Tab S11 Series stands out as a pioneer of on-the-go productivity. With Note Assistant, every scribble made in a café or airport can become a polished report. Voice during negotiations can be transcribed in real time, while documents such as PDFs can be translated instantly.
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Above Creatives can now transform sudden inspiration into professional-grade designs thanks to Sketch to Image
Creatives can now transform sudden inspiration into professional-grade designs thanks to Sketch to Image
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Creatives can now transform sudden inspiration into professional-grade designs thanks to Sketch to Image. Rough outlines can become illustrations, posters or visual assets in seconds. Instead of typing keywords to explore an image or idea, Circle to Search on Google brings back results at speed.
A true mobile office, the Galaxy Tab S11 Series AI tablet lets you create up to four workspaces or link across multiple screens using expand mode. Its design, just 5.1 mm thin and weighing from only 690 g in the Ultra model, adds exceptional portability.
Above Samsung tablets embody more than convenience; they signal a new way of working
Samsung tablets embody more than convenience; they signal a new way of working
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Samsung AI tablets embody more than convenience; they signal a new way of working. Productivity is no longer tied to eight hours at a desk but flows with the rhythm of life: flexible, agile and free from spatial limits.
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