Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) for T-Mobile visits the FCC
So the FCC played host to the Samsung SGH-T779. That's great, but the actual device wasn't known for sure, so we had to use our detective skills to figure out which device was one step closer to being launched. The images that were part of the documentation showed a tablet sized device obviously made by Samsung for T-Mobile. We could see that the tablet supported 4G and that this particular version had 16GB of native storage.
When the SGH-T779 received its Bluetooh SIG Certification, it linked to another tablet, the SGH-i497 which is the AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1). The guys at Unwired View, coming to the conclusion that the SGH-T779 must then be the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1), took a picture of the tablet and superimposed it on the FCC diagram. Yes, it was a perfect fit, for what it is worth.
Bottom line, it looks like T-Mobile is getting a solid 4G enabled 10.1 inch tablet to go along with the Samsung GALAXY Tab 7.0 Plus which also supports 4G.
source: FCC via UnwiredView
When the SGH-T779 received its Bluetooh SIG Certification, it linked to another tablet, the SGH-i497 which is the AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1). The guys at Unwired View, coming to the conclusion that the SGH-T779 must then be the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1), took a picture of the tablet and superimposed it on the FCC diagram. Yes, it was a perfect fit, for what it is worth.
source: FCC via UnwiredView
After superimposing a picture of the tablet on the diagram, it looks like the FCC welcomed the Samsung GALAXY Tab 2 (10.1)
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