Roadmap mentions a February 18th launch date for the Samsung Galaxy Note LTE, Rugby Smart, and AT&T Fusion

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Roadmap mentions a February 18th launch date for the Samsung Galaxy Note LTE, Rugby Smart, and AT&T Fusion
Not interested in Windows Phones at all, even despite that fact that we’ve been given some insight to the upcoming availability of the Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan II? Well, if you’re interested in Android more than anything else, sit back and relax because we’re hearing yet more news surrounding some upcoming AT&T bound devices.

We’ve played around with the Samsung Galaxy Note LTE for a short time during CES, but it seems as though the wait for it won’t be much longer. Again, another leaked Q1 2012 AT&T roadmap mentions the phablet/tabphone launching on February 18th – making it a great late Valentine’s Day gift for some people. However, the priced associated with the larger than life smartphone is $299.99 with a 2-year agreement. Previously, we’ve seen the 4G LTE equipped Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket pushing the envelope for AT&T when it launched at $249.99, but this easily breaks that previous mark. Then again, knowing that it’s sporting one monster of a display, it should be a fitting price point, right?

In any event, we’re also hearing about two other unannounced Android powered smartphones in bound for AT&T’s lineup. Specifically, it seems that we’ll also be seeing the Samsung Rugby Smart and AT&T Fusion on the same date of February 18th – with on-contract pricing set at $99.99 and $124.99 respectively. Unfortunately, there is no information regarding the two smartphones, but we’re bound to hear something in the very near future about them.

AT&T isn’t kidding around, based on the slew of leaks we’ve been seeing today. Currently, Q1 is shaping up to be a decent time for AT&T considering they have plenty of Windows Phones and Android smartphones on tap for the quarter.

source: BGR
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