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After making it official that it would not  be announcing the Galaxy S3 at MWC, Samsung has now all but confirmed to PCMag it won’t be showing off anything particularly exciting in Barcelona this month – because they won’t be holding any sort of press conference during the event. Yikes.

After the S3 unveil rumor was shot down, we had been guessing that Samsung would be using this opportunity to announce some sort of successor to the Galaxy Tab 10.1, but that now seems exceptionally unlikely, as well. Samsung is known for its high production value keynotes and press events, and we highly doubt they’d unveil any kind of noteworthy mobile computing product without a full-blown event, like the one we heard about happening on March 22nd.

That’s some pretty sad news, we were hoping for some new devices to come out of the Korean manufacturer Samsung at Barcelona later this month. Looks like we will have to wait even longer. We can only hope that Samsung will make it worth the wait.

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