In tech news, Samsung fans have some new smartphones launching which is exciting for Samsung loyal techies!

According to Inquisitr, Samsung plans on flooding the tablet market in 2015 with a wide range of models, sizes, strengths and maybe most importantly price ranges. Among these are the Samsung Galaxy Tab A, Galaxy Tab E and Galaxy Tab J.

The Galaxy Tab A, Galaxy Tab E and Galaxy Tab J devices have already been trademarked by the mobile mogul Samsung.

It has also been said that the Korean tech company wants to simplify its tablet line when it comes to naming.

However, this move might still be confusing for consumers when it comes to differentiating the Galaxy Tab line. How does one even begin to compare the A, E and J?

Samsung is expected to launch a line of Galaxy Tab 4 devices with 64-bit Snapdragon processors.

A report on Sammobile states that users should expect three different sized Galaxy Tab devices later this year.

On top of all of this, Samsung already has its AS Plus and AL Plus models in the works and they're reported to be 7 inches or 8 inches. The operating system will be Google's Android Lollipop 5.0.

Samsung is trying hard to cut down on the number of devices that it releases each year as reportedly the tablet market is not doing quite as well as in years past.

This might be a smart move on Samsung's part as their new line of tablets will be significantly different from their last line which was a little bit too similar with very few differentiating features.

In an effort to not infringe on any of the design patents held by mogul Apple, the company is trying to stay away from a lawsuit which focuses on the design which included rounded edges.

 It will be interesting to see exactly what the new design looks like in order to steer clear of any further lawsuits set forth by Apple.

Fans should expect to see these new devices on the shelves sometime in the latter half of 2015.