Samsung is rumoured to be working on a new line-up of tablets, this time called the Galaxy Tab S range, which are expected to borrow design features from Samsung's flagship Galaxy S5 smartphone. But when is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S coming out, and what new features can we expect to see? Here, we bring you all of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S release date rumours and features speculation around, as well as Samsung Galaxy Tab S leaked images. See: Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 rumours
Samsung Galaxy Tab S: Release date

It's rumoured that there's not long to wait for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S line-up, as the release date is expected to be 12 June 2014. Samsung is hosting a Samsung Galaxy Premiere 2014 event in New York on 12 June, which carries the tagline "Tab into Colour," so we can definitely expect to see a tablet announcement during the event, which will stream live on the company's YouTube channel.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S: Price in the UK

There's no word yet about how much the Samsung Galaxy Tab S will cost in the UK, but we'll update this article as soon as we find out more. Samsung's current tablets Range in price from about £300 to almost £700, but we'd expect the new tablets to sit somewhere closer to the lower end of that spectrum, perhaps at around £450. See: The 25 best tablets of 2014
Samsung Galaxy Tab S: Features

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S is expected to come in two sizes, the first with a screen that measures 8.5in diagonally, and the second with a 10.5in screen. Both will have high-resolution Super AMOLED displays, according to reports.
The current rumours about the resolution of the 10.5in model suggest that it will have a 2560 x 1600 resolution, which is 287 ppi. It's also closely matched with the Samsung Galaxy TabPro 10.1, which sports the same resolution.
Borrowing some features from its smartphone sibling, the Galaxy Tab S models are rumoured to have the fingerprint sensors introduced with the Galaxy S5 in February. The Ultra Power Saving Mode is also expected to come to the Galaxy Tab S, so this feature could aid battery life.
The processor of the new tablets is expected to be an Exynos 5 Octa processor. It'll boast 3GB RAM, an IR sensor, an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera, a 2.1 megapixel front-facing camera and Android 4.4 KitKat.
WiFi a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS and LTE are also expected.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S: Leaked pictures

Lots of pictures of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 have appeared online, giving us a good look at what the design of the new range is likely to be.
It appears to have the same perforated back cover as the Samsung Galaxy S5, so that could mean we get a similar range of colour options, too.