Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 4 line of tablets on Wednesday, just one month after photos of the 7-inch model leaked online. A 10-inch, an 8-inch and a 7-inch version will be available in the United States on May 1st.

The Galaxy Tab line is Samsung’s low-end tablet offering. All three tablets have identical specifications aside from screen and battery size: each is equipped with a 1.2 GHz quad-core processor with 1.5GB of RAM. The Galaxy Tab 4 runs Android(s goog) 4.4 with 16GB of built-in storage and an option to add more via a microSD card. The 7-inch version will cost $200, the 8-inch version will run you $270, and the 10-inch model starts at $350.

Like the Galaxy Tab 3 Lite, the weakest included component is the screen itself: Samsung has opted for 1280 x 800 panels in all three tablets, bringing the 10-inch version’s pixel density to a paltry 151 pixels per square inch…