Samsung Galaxy S Advance visits FCC with AT&T bands aboard, to launch in Germany this month

Earlier this year, we told you about Samsung's introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S Advance. The title is a bit of a misnomer considering the model's specs, which are a step backward from recently launched units. This smartphone is equipped with a 4 inch WVGA Super AMOLED display made of Gorilla Glass with a pixel density of 233ppi. A dual-core 1GHz processor is under the hood while 768MB of RAM is on board. The device is available with 8 or 16gb of native storage and a 5MP camera is on back capturing video in 720p at 30fps. There is also a 1.3MP front-facing camera for self-portraits and video chat. Android 2.3.6 is pre-installed.

The Samsung Galaxy S Advance has just made a visit to the FCC with AT&T's 3G bands aboard (850/1900MHz). This doesn't mean that the phone will definitely be launched by the carrier. It means that if AT&T wants to, it could add the device to its lineup.

In the meantime, the phone is officially coming to Germany sometime this month, as Samsung has released a statement with this news. The suggested retail price will be 494 EUR which translates into about $650 USD. That is just a price point suggested to retailers by Samsung and the actual price paid for the phone in Germany could be lower.

source: Samsung Mobile Germany (translated) via UnwiredView