Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 spotted at the FCC, Verizon LTE on board
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 has once again been spotted at the FCC, this time listed with a model number SCH-I705. Yet unlike the 3G model that was tested in March, this one has LTE support; Band 13 LTE support, which makes it a possible candidate for Verizon's portfolio.
Of course, the disclosed FCC filing is no guarantee that Verizon will launch the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, but if it does, this will most likely be the carrier's most affordable LTE tablet. Currently, the cheapest offering is a pre-owned Galaxy Tab 7.7, which costs $400 on a 2-year contract, while a Wi-Fi-only 7-inch Galaxy Tab 2 can be bought for as little as $250 at some retailers.
Would anyone be interested in getting one of these, should Verizon launch the device? Let us know by dropping a comment.
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2. PhoneLuver posted on 11 Jun 2012, 10:09 1 0
It's getting hard to tell all these 7 inch Galaxy Tabs apart! Seems like there's a new one every month!
