Samsung confirmed a virtual Unpacked event for September 4 where we may likely see the launch of its new tablet lineup. The Galaxy Tab S11 series has been in the rumors for a few months now, so it won't be surprising if the new tablets are launched next week. Some information about pricing for the new tablets has already surfaced, and it appears that Samsung will make a Galaxy Tab S11 Enterprise Edition as well, which may be $50 cheaper than the standard base model. Samsung's latest tablets may be launched on September 4Earlier reports have suggested that the base Wi-Fi Galaxy Tab S11 will have 12GB of RAM and 256GB storage. It will cost $859. The Wi-Fi variants of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra in 12GB/256GB and 12GB/512GB configurations will cost $1,199 and $1,399 respectively. There will also be a 16GB/1TB variant at $1,699.The price for the Galaxy Tab S11 Enterprise Edition has now surfaced. A report claims it will cost $809, which makes it $50 cheaper than the standard model, which is understandable because it's said to have 12GB of RAM but only 128GB storage, half that of the standard model.Enterprise Edition variants are primarily intended for business use, they're more rugged iterations that can withstand the rigors of extended use in the field.The post There’s a Galaxy Tab S11 Enterprise Edition that may be cheaper than the base model appeared first on SamMobile.