Samsung pushes Galaxy Tab 10.1 through FCC with T-Mobile AWS bands

Sure, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is great when using Verizon’s LTE network , but what if you’re looking for something in more of a GSM, magenta-colored flavor? You might be in luck, if a new tablet pushed through the FCC makes its way to store shelves. The device, identified only as the Samsung SGH-T859, comes complete with 1700MHz AWS for T-Mobile as well as 850 / 1900 GSM / EDGE / WCDMA / HSPA, and has the same dimensions as the WiFi-only version we saw in May . We can’t say with a surety that it’ll use the Galaxy Tab branding, but we think it’s unlikely this would be anything else. And of course there’s no guarantee it’ll become a subsidized device on T-Mobile, but we know there’s more than a handful of diehards that’d be willing to fork out a couple extra Benjamins for the privilege of using this beauty on their own carrier. So if your day is now a little bit brighter because of the news, feel free to check out the device in the gallery below. Gallery: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with T-Mobile AWS Continue reading Samsung pushes Galaxy Tab 10.1 through FCC with T-Mobile AWS bands Samsung pushes Galaxy Tab 10.1 through FCC with T-Mobile AWS bands originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 12 Sep 2011 15:09:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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