The HTC Puccini is a tablet that has been rumored for some time already, and it seems as though rumor has now turned into fact – as the Puccini (sounds like some sort of spaghetti which is making me hungry) has arrived at the FCC under the guise of its model name, PG09410. The filings over at the FCC fail to provide curious onlookers with a decent view of the Puccini, apart from the label location that you see above. FCC test reports, however, do point towards the Puccini’s slant towards AT&T’s LTE network on both 700 and 1700MHz bands, which will more or less turn this into AT&T’s first LTE tablet. Of course, this means the Puccini will also play nice with the current 3G (WCDMA bands II and V) network from AT&T. Check out the rumored hardware specifications after the jump.
While exact hardware specifications have yet to be confirmed, speculation is rife that the HTC Puccini will run on a dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm processor, sporting a 10″ display at a decent 1,280 x 800 resolution, with Android 3.0.1 Honeycomb in tow for the optimal tablet experience. Other leaks in the past do point towards an interface which is not too far removed from the HTC Sense which you see on the company’s range of smartphones.
Since it has arrived at the FCC, only one thing can be said about the HTC Puccini – it is well on its way, and we could probably see it arrive sooner rather than later. Best to set aside a budget for this puppy if you’re interested!
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