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The best one that comes to mind is the Galaxy Tab 3. It has a dedicated GPS sensor. You can also add GPS to any android device by using a device like the Dual Electronics XGPS150A Universal Bluetooth GPS Receiver for Portable Devices. Keep in mind you will need to use offline mapping apps to provide mapping data or use Google maps "OK maps" caching service which you can find more info on here: Offline google maps information
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Samsung chat support says ALL Samsung tablets rely on wifi or a data plan.
Here a quote from the chat:
"Visitor: Do any of the tablets have an actual GPS chip versus the assisted gps?
Sharon K: I will be glad to assist you with the required information on Samsung Tablets.
Sharon K: Samsung Tablets come with assisted GPS.
Visitor: all of them?
Sharon K: All the Samsung Tablets can access the GPS when they are connected to Internet through WiFi or carrier Data."
I'm confused!
All assisted GPS means is that it can use your Wi-Fi or data plan connections to assist in connections where there is limited satellite visibility. You can disable Wi-Fi and data and still utilize the GPS.
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