Only getting a small tease of the handset during Samsung’s event in New York City for the unveiling of the US version of the Samsung Galaxy S II, some people in attendance were enchanted to find T-Mobile’s version locked away behind glass.
Well, we’re getting yet another tease in the form of the handset finally going live on Samsung’s product page. Unfortunately, it doesn’t reveal anything too juicy that some of us are aching to obtain regarding the upcoming smartphone. So far, it’s relatively light in terms of detailing its hardware specs, but for the most part, it’s looking to be similar to other carrier versions.
More importantly, we’re still in the dark in terms of an official release date and pricing – albeit, we’d wager that it’s not too far off from now. Nevertheless, if you can’t get enough about T-Mobile’s version, you can drool over it more over on Samsung’s product page in the meantime.
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