Is there something wrong with T-Mobile’s top brass, at least here in the US, that they continue to frustrate their loyal customers? Not too long ago, T-Mobile was supposed to offer the Samsung Galaxy Note, but pulled out of it at the eleventh hour (never mind the fact that the Galaxy Note was already available on other carriers months prior), only to placate the masses with news that they will be offering the Galaxy Note 2 for sure. The thing is, the latest internal screen grab showed off what we already know concerning the Galaxy Note 2 in terms of hardware specifications, ranging from the quad-core processor to HSPA+ 42mbps connectivity and a rather massive 3100mAh battery.
One sore point that many Galaxy Note 2 owners would take into consideration is the fact that there does not seem to be any LTE support for the upcoming device, where it would have been nice to see T-Mobile future-proof the Galaxy Note 2 to be compatible with T-Mobile’s LTE network which is said to launch sometime in the middle of 2013 onwards. Would the lack of LTE connectivity affect your purchase decision?
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