We all know that AT&T is bound to get the Samsung Galaxy Note with LTE support in tow, but we’re still in the dark in regards to an actual release date for the massive sized smartphone. Although we’ve already seen the Samsung Galaxy Note over at the FCC back last month, it didn’t carry the love for the carrier’s 4G LTE network – though, it was specified to run on its 2G and 3G frequencies.
Well folks, we’re seeing the handset making an appearance yet again over at the big house, but this time around, we see it packing support for 21Mbps UMTS/HSPA+, GSM 850/1900, and most importantly, LTE on the 700MHz band 17 and the 1700MHz AWS band. Knowing those specifics, this is clearly the device that AT&T has been touting since it officially made its debut during CES.
Now that it has graduated and received its certification, it’s simply one step closer to becoming a reality – so we can expect this baby to hopefully launch sometime soon. Beyond that, the last piece to the puzzle is none other than pricing, which we hope to follow in similar fashion to other AT&T 4G LTE smartphones of late.
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