7-Inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Visits the FCC

March 13, 2012

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It's only been a couple weeks since Samsung announced their mediocre -ly spec'd Galaxy Tab 2, both in 10 and 7-inch flavors. Reports have suggested that the 7-inch version will see a UK launch sometime in March and a recent visit to the FCC would mean it's right on track. Looking over the FCC documents, Engadget spotted some AT&T 3G radios but other than that there isn't much additional info to be gained. We are still unsure whether or not Ma Bell plans on scooping up the tablet or if it will end up with another carrier. Either way you can expect both tablets to be offered on one of the carriers 3G network in the near future.

The new Galaxy Tab sports a 1GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM, ships running ICS, will be available in both 16 and 32GB variations, and will come with or without 3G radios. We should be hearing something more official in the coming weeks.

source: FCC
via: Engadget

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Stacy Bruce was born and raised in Spokane Washington. He attended the University of Washington to study pre-med only to change his course study a year later to forensic science. Although currently not a doctor or a scientist, some believe he posseses the knowledge of both. He was a resident of San Diego California for ten years, lived beachside and sometimes wonders why the hell he moved back to Spokane. A multi-talented man, Stacy is a fabricator, an artist, a gear head, a tech junkie and at most, the disciple of Casanova. Growing up, he was always enthralled with electronics, gadgets and gizmos. Throughout his life he has had one, if not two, of every cool and new electronic device available. He began his smartphone experience with the original iPhone. After realizing it was more like theirPhone, he decided he wanted the ability to customize, so Stacy moved to the OG Droid and has been a loyal Android fanatic ever since. Moving through all of the top tier Verizon phones, he recently retired his Droid Charge in favor of the Galaxy Nexus, only to wonder what great device Samsung will come out with next. Stacy is a busy new homeowner in where he lives with his beautiful girlfriend and two dogs.