Samsung Galaxy Note Tabletphone Could Be Headed for AT&T

When the Samsung Galaxy Note was announced in September, there were questions about whether this Android tabletphone would ever be available in the U.S. New evidence, however, suggests that it will be released by AT&T.

This model has a 5.3-inch, 1280 x 800, Super AMOLED display, so it skirts the line between being a very large smartphone or a very small tablet. Unlike most tablets, though, Samsung built in the ability to make phone calls.

A version of this device with support for the 850MHz and 1900MHz frequencies has been approved for release in the U.S. by the FCC. These are the wireless frequencies used by AT&T, so it's possible the Galaxy Note is headed for this carrier. Another possibility is the product will be offered "unlocked" directly to the public through retailers like Best Buy or Expansys.

More about the Samsung Galaxy Note
This tablet phone, which is already available in Europe, runs Android OS 2.3 on a dual-core 1.4GHz processor. It includes 1GB of RAM and either 16GB or 32GB of internal storage and a microSD memory card slot.

The Galaxy Note has an on-board stylus, which is called the "S Pen". A native app, the S Memo, allows users to create and save handwritten notes and drawings, as well as pictures, voice recordings and typed text.

This Samsung device sports a rear-facing 8MP camera that can record 1080p video, as well as a 2MP front-facing camera. 

Brighthand's sister-site, TabletPCReview has a review of this tabletphone. It can be found at:

Samsung Galaxy Note Review: Is it a Tablet or Smartphone?

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