Nearly three weeks after it was officially unveiled, we’re finally getting confirmation on when AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy S II is going to land with the carrier – and it’s coming really soon!
In fact, AT&T tweeted the good news saying that they’ll start selling the long awaited smartphone starting on October 2nd for the customary 2-year on-contract price of $199.99. With the money you’ll be forking over, you’ll essentially be getting the most faithful of the three US variants of the original Samsung Galaxy S II model overseas. Rather than moving up in size like the versions for Sprint and T-Mobile, AT&T’s beauty is instead sticking with a 4.3” Super AMOLED Plus display.
Nevertheless, it’s sure comforting news now that it’s official-official. In the meantime, you might want to circle down the date and start saving some moolah to pick up this monster of a phone. Also, be sure to check out our hands-on look at the handset if you really want to see what you’re getting yourself into with this one.
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