CES 2013 has left us a good number of phablets and some that another Tablet. However, mobile phones have had a major role. In the next World Mobile Congress in Barcelona is expected to repeat the situation and a brand that attracts more bulbs, Samsung, you will pass the opportunity to present its new smartphone. Instead, all indications are that it will present its new generation of tablets Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 to part of the new Note 8.0.

In recent weeks we have had a parade of leaks about Korean brand products. The code names as well as the series to which they belonged were somewhat mixed, but now it seems that everything makes more sense.

That has attracted the attention has been on the new model of its phablets Note that this time will use an 8 inch screen, of which we have had up to an image. This device we know also the specifications and thanks to SamMobile also know that his codename has been KONA and confirms 4.2 Jelly Bean.

I also gave news of the new generation of Galaxy Tab. At some point, there was some confusion and thought of 10 inch used name in key Rome and, in reality, the range uses another, SANTOS. Here we have two models: GT-3200 and GT-3210 for 7 inch and GT-5200 model and GT-52130 for model of 10.1 inches. Both will be presented in Barcelona and each of the two codes correspond to models WiFi and WiFi + 3 G. They will dress in white for his coming-out and he is expected to reach stores in mid-2013. 7 Inch model could not reach stores, although it is shown at the fair. Both will a rear 5 MPX camera.

Finally, we have the mysterious model Rome with GT-8210 nomenclature that is positioned as a high-end unlike range Galaxy Tab tablet. We know that it will come in two models, one with 16 GB and another with 32 GBstorage. It will also feature a 5 megapixel rear camera, although the operating system has not been confirmed. There are many suspicions in this regard, given that its naming dangerously reminds that kept Nexus 10, GT-8110. Could this be the Nexus 10 2 which is already beginning to speak?