Samsung is reported to launch the Galaxy S21 series earlier than in previous years. The three smartphones in the series are expected to debut in January. Ahead of it, these devices have begun to receive certifications from multiple bureaus. Also, the South Korean tech giant filed a trademark called ‘Samsung Blade’ recently, which it could use for the Galaxy S21 series. Now, the company’s another newly filed trademark called ‘Galaxy Space’ has emerged.

Samsung Electronics filed the ‘Galaxy Space’ trademark with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) on October 22. But it got approved and published on October 26.

This new Samsung trademark categorized as Class 9 is applicable to the following things.

• Virtual reality headsets
• LED displays
• Routers
• Digital door locks
• Battery chargers for portable phones
• Tablet PCs
• Portable computers
• Video projectors
• Smartwatches
• Smartphones
• Audio speakers

According to LetsGoDigital, Samsung could use this trademark for a virtual reality headset. That’s because a VR going by this name running 32-bit Windows 10 Home operating system with 8GB RAM visited Geekbech in July 2019.

Further, there’s also a chance that the company could use it for monitors as it already sells monitors with ‘Samsung Space’ branding. Whatever it is, we will know about it in the coming days if Samsung really intends to use it.

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