Windows 10 powered Samsung Galaxy TabPro S2 is certified by the FCC?

A tablet produced by Samsung with the model number SM-W727V has been certified by the FCC. The tablet is believed to be the Samsung Galaxy TabPro S2, which recently received its Bluetooth certification. The device is rumored to feature a Gorilla Glass protected 12-inch Super AMOLED screen with a 1440 x 2166 resolution, and could be powered by Intel’s Intel Core i5-7200 7th Generation processor clocked at 3.1GHz. 4GB of LPDDR3 RAM is included, and 128GB of internal storage is inside.

A 13MP rear camera is on board, along with a 5MP front-facing camera for selfies and video chats. A large 5070mAh battery keeps the lights on, and Windows 10 is pre-installed. The "V" at the end of the model number means that the tablet will be offered by Verizon. That is confirmed by the appearance of the Verizon logo on the sketch of the tablet in the FCC documentation. The SM-W727V should be offered with two variants, one with Wi-Fi connectivity and the other with Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity. The tablet will support the S Pen and the Type Cover accessories.

With the Samsung Galaxy S8 appearing at MWC only on film, the manufacturer is focusing on tablets at Barcelona as seen by the image of a slate on its invitation to its MWC event. Another tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3, is expected to be introduced during the annual show. The buzz around the Coke machine is that the latter will have flagship-type specs and will feature the Snapdragon 820 chipset under the hood. Unlike the Galaxy Tab Pro 2, the Galaxy Tab S3 will be an Android flavored tablet.


source: FCC via TheLeaker