Whatever tablet Samsung was preparing with the Galaxy Note
10.1, it has gone back to the drawing board in terms of specs now, as a leaked
Taiji graphics benchmark shows, and as Samsung itself hinted at us when we were
doing the hands-on preview at MWC.
The score of 61.4 megapixels per second beats the second in
line - Galaxy S III - by a huge margin, indicating a new graphics processor.
Since the chipset in the Galaxy Note 10.1 is listed as the same Exynos 4412 we
have in the latest Galaxy phone, then the graphics processor must be the next
generation Mali T-604, not the Mali-400 in the Galaxy S II and S III.
