Samsung Galaxy Tab makes its way to the FCC
The folks over at the FCC recently took a long, good look at the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and has already given their nod of approval which is in good time since Verizon Wireless has already announced that they will offering said tablet device from November 11th onwards. This FCC approval, however, is meant for the T-Mobile model, otherwise known as the SGH-T849 which supports WCDMA band IV, e.g. the AWS 1700 band which T-Mobile uses Stateside. T-Mobile might just jump ahead of Verizon on this, with a release one day earlier. Just make sure you have enough dough to bring one of these puppies home when November rolls around!
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