Samsung has managed to leak something that’s not the Galaxy Note II today, a device codenamed SGH-T779, that could be a new tablet or simply a new version of an existing one. This slate is possibly headed to T-Mobile and it’s coming with Bluetooth 4.0, indication that we’re dealing with a higher end model, with the new standards on board.
The Product Name is “Samsung Mobile Tablet (SGH-I497)”, that should point towards a device also headed for AT&T. However, the SGH-i497already passed through the FCC and it’s believed to be the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. It could be that model in a new carrier version or maybe a newcomer, like that rumored Retina Display Samsung tablet or maybe the Galaxy Note 10.1 in a different version. IFA 2012 will clear up all the rumors and show us which new products Samsung is ready to unveil.
In the meantime know that we’re testing the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet right and we’ll be back with an unboxing and review ASAP. Pretty good tablet so far!
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The Product Name is “Samsung Mobile Tablet (SGH-I497)”, that should point towards a device also headed for AT&T. However, the SGH-i497already passed through the FCC and it’s believed to be the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. It could be that model in a new carrier version or maybe a newcomer, like that rumored Retina Display Samsung tablet or maybe the Galaxy Note 10.1 in a different version. IFA 2012 will clear up all the rumors and show us which new products Samsung is ready to unveil.
In the meantime know that we’re testing the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet right and we’ll be back with an unboxing and review ASAP. Pretty good tablet so far!
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