Show off screen Samsung uses Galaxy Tab s to set up Rainbow Bridge

Earlier this week, Samsung built a rainbow Bridge made up of Super AMOLED screens on the South Bank of London, with over 150 galaxy Tab S. The Rainbow Bridge is 4.3 meters high and 7.9 meters wide, representing the colors of the rainbow through the different colors shown in the Galaxy Tab s screen. This June, Samsung unveiled its Galaxy Tab s product, which has a total of 10.5 and 8.4 two screen sizes, a resolution of 2560 x 1600, and a Super AMOLED display screen. At the same time, the tablet is 6.6 mm thick, with a strong endurance and fingerprint-identification capability. One of the most striking features of this Samsung Galaxy Tab is its Samsung equipped with the-super AMOLED display, which is excellent in terms of screen brightness and color brilliance. "Because its display is too stunning, we have adopted a rainbow bridge to showcase its stunning screen effects," said Andy Griffiths, Samsung's president, for the event. The success of the Rainbow Bridge has attracted a lot of users, and Samsung has also encouraged people to upload photos to their Twitter homepage in time to add their own # Midnightrainbow tags. A few days ago, the lint site also appeared on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S Rainbow Bridge photos, but they were taken from the South Bank of London, not Saint Paul's Cathedral. Samsung Galaxy Tab S uses Samsung's own 8-core processor Exynos 5420, which consists of four core frequencies up to 1.9GHz and four 1.3GHz cores, with the fuselage memory 3GB. The tablet is made of plastic, and the surface is treated with a skid-resistant fingerprint process. Galaxytabs has Wi-Fi and LTE two versions, the fuselage memory has 16 and 32GB to choose from. The screen size is 10.5 and 8.4 inches and two versions. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S is currently priced at £ 319 (about 3300 yuan).