We were digging through the FCC's web page while having our morning cup of coffee when one entry in particular caught our attention. It seems like we have come across a filing for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 – its slimmer variant to be exact with a waistline of the commendable 8.6 millimeters.
The tablet may be only listed with its GT-P7510 model name, but we are pretty sure we are dealing with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 here. It becomes pretty obvious when we take a close look at its technical drawings, which reveal a 10.1-inch display along with some other design features. There is no word of any 3G wireless connectivity, which means that this is most probably the tablet's Wi-Fi-only version.
Receiving the FCC's seal of approval means that the tablet's launch is already a step closer to becoming reality. We are expecting it to hit the shelves in a little over a month's time – on June 8, and if you have not done so already, feel free to check out our Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 hands-on to see Samsung's tablet pose for a photo session.
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