It’s not exactly a secret that Verizon is preparing an LTE variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. Two weeks ago, we saw the Galaxy Note 10.1 with LTE (SHV-E230S) making its way to FCC, though that model doesn’t sport a Verizon-friendly radio. Now, another 4G LTE-equipped variant of the tablet has made a pit stop at the regulatory agency.
As expected, the SCH-i925 model of the Note 10.1 LTE has been approved by FCC, which means a U.S. release is one step closer to becoming a reality. From the filing, it looks like the device will support Verizon’s Band 13, as well as its Band 4 spectrum.
While the Note 10.1 may not have the best resolution in the market, no other 10-inch Android tablet comes with a Wacom-based digitizer screen and an integrated stylus. The promised Premium Suite upgrade and 4G LTE connectivity should make the tab more appealing for buyers who don’t mind being tied into a contract with Big Red.
Verizon hasn’t mentioned when it’ll be launching the Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE, but we might just see it hit the market this month. Are you interested?
SOURCES Engadget
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