Samsung Galaxy Note Pro for AT&T (SM-P907A) revealed by the FCC
We first heard about the Samsung SM-P907A way back in December, when it was rumored that this would be AT&T’s own version of the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2. Well, today the FCC approved the SM-P907A, all but confirming that this is indeed an AT&T-bound Note Pro.
The SM-P907A diagram revealed by the FCC has AT&T’s logo on it, and definitely resembles the back of the Note Pro that we’ve seen plenty of times until now. Moreover, the new tablet features LTE band 2, band 4 and band 17 - exactly the bands used by AT&T.
Unfortunately, for now we don’t know when AT&T will release its Note Pro, and neither for what price.
Of course, the Galaxy Note Pro is already available in the US. You can buy its SM-P900 Wi-Fi-only variant for $699.99, or Verizon’s LTE-capable SM-P905V variant for $749.99 on contract.
The Galaxy Note Pro is Samsung’s largest and heaviest tablet (weighing 750 grams). It runs Android 4.4 KitKat, and offers lots of high-end features, including a 12.2-inch display with 2560 x 1600 pixels, 3GB of RAM, and a quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor. You should read our Samsung Galaxy Note Pro review to find out more about the tablet.
source: FCC
The SM-P907A diagram revealed by the FCC has AT&T’s logo on it, and definitely resembles the back of the Note Pro that we’ve seen plenty of times until now. Moreover, the new tablet features LTE band 2, band 4 and band 17 - exactly the bands used by AT&T.
Of course, the Galaxy Note Pro is already available in the US. You can buy its SM-P900 Wi-Fi-only variant for $699.99, or Verizon’s LTE-capable SM-P905V variant for $749.99 on contract.
The Galaxy Note Pro is Samsung’s largest and heaviest tablet (weighing 750 grams). It runs Android 4.4 KitKat, and offers lots of high-end features, including a 12.2-inch display with 2560 x 1600 pixels, 3GB of RAM, and a quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor. You should read our Samsung Galaxy Note Pro review to find out more about the tablet.
source: FCC
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