The device in question carries the Samsung SM-T800 model number, and it looks like the same device we've seen hit the FCC a few days ago. The regulatory filing showed a rough drawing of its back side, and now we have the alleged specs. The biggest breakthrough, of course, is having such a large Super AMOLED display with a very high resolution. This alone tells us that the SM-T800 is likely to be a costly device.
With no further ado, here are the leaked Samsung SM-T800 specs, as per SamMobile:
SM-T800 schematics from the FCC filing
It’s clear that we’re talking about a powerful device with state-of-the-art hardware here. What’s not clear is whether or not there will be a separate version of the tablet running on the Samsung Exynos system chip.
The FCC filing we saw earlier listed a 1.9GHz Exynos 5 Octa chip and 3GB of RAM, but otherwise the specs painted in the regulatory papers matched this current leak.
All of this suggest we can indeed have two models with different specs for different markets. Right now, it seems that the SM-T800 tablet could launch in a Wi-Fi-only and a mobile data-enabled model as well. How do you feel about an AMOLED display on a 10-inch tablet, do you like the idea?
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