Samsung Electronics propelled two new tablets on Sunday, denoting its first significant declaration since being compelled to pull back the leader Galaxy Note 7 cell phone after a portion of the gadgets burst into flames.

The Galaxy Tab S3 and the Galaxy Book were introduced at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, in past years the location of major Samsung dispatches. This year, Samsung has deferred the introduction of the Galaxy S8, its next key gadget.

Rather, it took the wraps off the Galaxy Tab S3 and the Galaxy Book, which arrives in a 10.6-inch and a 12-inch form.

The Galaxy Book will run on Microsoft Windows 10. The Tab S3 will have speakers by Harman-possessed AKG, Samsung’s first utilization of the brand since consenting to purchase Harman for $8 billion a year ago.

Samsung pulled back the Galaxy Note 7 last October after broken batteries drove a few gadgets to burst into flames, prompting lost shopper trust, clearing out $5.3 billion of working benefit, and permitting Apple’s iPhone to overwhelm it in deals.

Samsung’s cell phone piece of the overall industry dropped to 17.7 percent in the final quarter, while Apple’s rose to 17.8 percent, as indicated by statistical surveying firm Strategy Analytics.

Samsung is relied upon to dispatch the S8 in April. Meanwhile, many gadget creators are propelling new telephones at Mobile World Congress, planning to abuse the hole Samsung has left.