[Leak] AT&T branded Galaxy Note press shot with NFC onboard surfaces

January 2, 2012

[Leak] AT&T branded Galaxy Note press shot with NFC onboard surfaces 4

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Ever since Samsung announced the Galaxy Note for Europe, Android freaks in the U.S. have been begging for a release stateside. Thanks to the FCC, we know it's on the way and will land on AT&T soon. The above press shot gives us further evidence, but there's even more good news as it looks like it will have NFC onboard, at least according to the following specification list:

5.29″WXGA Super AMOLED (C-type touch), Full Touch Bar
Android OS: Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread
21M + HSPA, LTE
8MP AF with LED flash, 2MP Camera Front
HD Recording (1080) / MHL ver1.0
A-GPS, GLONASS / BT v3.0 + HS / USB v2.0 / WiFi (802.11 a / b / g / n) / OTG
Sensors: Accelerometer, Compass, Proximity, Light, Gyro sensor, Barometer
TouchWiz 4.0 for Android, Multistage, Augmented Reality, Integrated phonebookwith SNS, IM, Email, Face Recognition, etc.
WiFi calling, Qik
NFC

Now we just want to know when it will be released? Hopefully we will find out more at CES or at least get our hands on a working demo.

[via sammobile]

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Robert lives in upstate New York where he was born and raised. Technology was always his passion. His first computer was a Radio Shack TRS80 Color that used a cassette tape to save programs, and his first laptop was a Toshiba T1200FB that sported a CGA greyscale screen and two 720kb floppy drives (no hardrive). From the early 90’s through late 2011, he only owned Motorola phones starting with the MircroTAC all the way through to the Droid X. He broke that streak when he bought the Galaxy Nexus. Now he's sporting a Galaxy Note 4, and absolutely loves it. He has a wonderful wife and a 6 year old son. In his free time he enjoys sports, movies, TV, working out, and trying to keep up with the rapid fast world of technology.