Samsung’s drive to apparently have a tablet offering at every possible size has taken another step forward as the company has delivered the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, an 8-inch tablet announced just prior to the start of the Mobile World Congress this week.

The tablet is hardly a secret as the company accidentally unveiled a great deal of its details last week at an event in South Korea. It will feature an 8-inch Super Clear display with 1280 x 800 resolution. Android’s Jelly Bean 4.1.2 operating system and will be powered by a 1.6GHz A9 quad core processor.

The company has upgraded its S Pen stylus technology that automatically launches features in the tablet when the pen is removed from its integrated holder. There are a number of pen-specific apps including S Note, S Planner and Email with handwriting integration.

There will be both a 5 MP rear facing camera as well as a 1.3MP front facing camera. It will come with 2GB RAM as well as either 16GB or 32GB storage that can be expanded further via a microSD card that supports up to 64GB. The tablet has phone capabilities, a feature that can be used simultaneously with other apps open and running. There will be both Wi-Fi only and a 3G model. It is expected in the second quarter but pricing has not yet been revealed.