We've already seen Verizon's variant of the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 break cover, but now it's looking more likely that we'll see multiple carrier-branded versions of Samsung's super tablet. The latest leaks come from the FCC, which shows a version of the Note Pro with radios supporting AT&T's HSPA+ and LTE network.
FCC filings aren't definitive proof that a carrier is going to launch something, but it's pretty rare for a company to send something for approval if they aren't planning on selling it. The big question is determining how much these cell-equipped tablets are going to cost, considering the WiFi-only model runs about $850. These carrier versions are definitely going to be aimed at businesses and power users, not normal consumers.
source: FCC
via: Engadget
