Now available online and in AT&T's stores (in the morning, that is), is the carrier's version of the Samsung Galaxy S II. Unlike the Sprint and T-Mobile versions, both of which are equipped with a 4.52 Super AMOLED display, the AT&T variant has a smaller 4.3 inch screen. Under the hood of this unit is the dual-core 1.2GHz Exynos processor also found in the Sprint model. When we put this handset through its paces, it scored a mind-numbing 3,733 on the Quadrant Benchmark test. The phone is available for a price of $199.99 after a signed 2-year contract.
Of the three major U.S. carriers offering the Samsung Galaxy S II, the third and final mobile operator, T-Mobile, announced that it would release its version of the phone on October 12th with pre-orders starting October 10th.T-Mobile is pricing its model at $229.99 after a $50 rebate and a signed 2-year pact. It is worth noting that the T-Mobile version will be the only one of the three to not have the dual-core, 1.2GHz Samsung produced Exynos processor under the hood. The carrier decided to opt for the dual-core 1,5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 processor instead.
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