Four Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 features we'd love to see on iPad

Maybe Samsung’s newestGalaxy Tab S8 Ultrashould have been a Chrome tablet, instead of an Android tablet.

The massively large-screened 14.6-inch tablet looks practically laptop-size with its keyboard.

I’m not even talking about the Tab S8 Ultra’s extra-large screen size.

A few of these features have been on Samsung’s tablets for years now.

And Samsung realizes that, and has placed its camera accordingly.

Apple’s iPads connect to monitors, but almost exclusively in a screen-mirroring mode.

It would make sense for Apple to make a move to OLED for its higher-end iPads, at least.

Samsung includes its S Pen with all of its new tablets, although the keyboards are sold separately.

Of course, I never expect this to happen.