GSMArena.com GSMArena.com

Tip us

888k

156k
74k
1.1m

RSS

Log in

Login

I forgot my password
Sign up
  • Home
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Videos
  • Featured
  • Phone Finder
  • DealsNew
  • Tools
  • Coverage
  • Contact
ADVERTISEMENTS

Samsung's giant Galaxy View tablet approved by FCC

  • Post your comment
  • Comments (31)

Himanshu 08 October, 2015

Samsung Android

The Samsung Galaxy View tablet, which was recently spotted at GFXBench, has been approved by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The device carries a model name of SM-T677A.

If you take a look at the sketch of the back of the tablet (see image above), you'll notice that there's an AT&T logo in the top middle, suggesting that the slate is designed to work with AT&T's network.

Other details like the letter 'A' in the name (along with the list of supported LTE bands) also reportedly confirm that the Galaxy View is headed to the carrier. In addition, the sketch also confirms that the device will feature stereo speakers on its back.

FCC documents also reveal that the tablet will have a width of 447 mm, height of 272 mm, and a diagonal size of 513 mm. The screen would be about 18.6-inches.

Source | Via

Related articles
  • Our Samsung Galaxy A52 video review is out Our Samsung Galaxy A52 video review is out
  • Samsung Galaxy Quantum2 is official with QRNG chip and 5G Samsung Galaxy Quantum2 is official with QRNG chip and 5G
  • Samsung takes 71 iF Design Awards,  Galaxy Z Fold2 and Z Flip among the winners Samsung takes 71 iF Design Awards, Galaxy Z Fold2 and Z Flip among the winners
  • Latest update for the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G promises to fix the touchscreen issues Latest update for the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G promises to fix the touchscreen issues

Reader comments

?
  • Anonymous
  • RIE
  • 12 Oct 2015

Samsung. Its get better with every turn. Stay ahead of the curved.

  • Reply
D
  • AnonD-442781
  • JiR
  • 11 Oct 2015

Apple doesn't innovate, they just take obscure tech that may/will be popular and try to make it a norm. That way they can fool people like you into thinking they innovate. Funny thing is that even when they copy more blatantly and copy popular stuff ...

  • Reply
A
  • Anonymouses
  • HjB
  • 11 Oct 2015

It is not copying if you take and mix&match the technology to become your own. That is how plagiarism also defined. It is the very definition of innovation. Taking something already exist and reinvent or modify it in your own way.

  • Reply
  • Read all comments
  • Post your comment
Total reader comments: 31

ADVERTISEMENTS

Phone finder

  • Samsung
  • Apple
  • Huawei
  • Nokia
  • Sony
  • LG
  • HTC
  • Motorola
  • Lenovo
  • Xiaomi
  • Google
  • Honor
  • Oppo
  • Realme
  • OnePlus
  • vivo
  • Meizu
  • BlackBerry
  • Asus
  • Alcatel
  • ZTE
  • Microsoft
  • Vodafone
  • Energizer
  • Cat
  • Sharp
  • Micromax
  • Infinix
  • Ulefone
  • Tecno
  • BLU
  • Acer
  • Wiko
  • Panasonic
  • verykool
  • Plum

All brands Rumor mill

ADVERTISEMENTS

Top 10 by daily interest

  Device Daily hits  
1.Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra38,658
2.Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro37,100
3.Xiaomi Redmi Note 1028,873
4.Xiaomi Poco F328,224
5.Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro25,890
6.Samsung Galaxy A7224,625
7.Samsung Galaxy Quantum 224,475
8.Samsung Galaxy A52 5G23,998
9.Samsung Galaxy A5221,668
10.Nokia X2021,657
ADVERTISEMENTS

Home News Reviews Compare Coverage Glossary FAQ RSS feed Youtube Facebook Twitter Instagram

© 2000-2021 GSMArena.com Mobile version Android app Contact us Privacy Terms of use Change Ad Consent Do not sell my data