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Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 revisits the FCC with AT&T-capable LTE
You might not have to sign up with Verizon to buy a cellular edition of Samsung's Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 in the US. The gargantuan tablet has returned to the FCC, only this time in a variant with AT&T-native LTE and HSPA+ frequency support; it can also handle the big three Canadian carriers. The slate is otherwise much like its Verizon counterpart, although the absence of T-Mobile 3G means that the UnCarrier likely won't be selling this model, if it sells the Note Pro at all. There's also no certainty of an AT&T launch, but we can't imagine that Samsung repeated the FCC approval process just for laughs.
Samsung SM-P905 tablet appears at the FCC, may be an extra-large Galaxy Note
The Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 edition) may not lead Samsung's tablet line for very long. Corroborating rumors of a very big SM-P900 tablet, the SM-P905 has just passed through the FCC sporting appropriately large dimensions -- it measures 14.1 inches diagonally, which suggests a screen in the 12-inch range. It's likely to be a high-end Galaxy Note given the presences of a pen slot, 802.11ac WiFi and Korea-focused LTE. Other specs aren't forthcoming, but Samsung has already hinted at a 2,560 x 1,600 screen resolution through its web profile for the device. We won't be holding our breath waiting for a launch, though. When there hasn't been any kind of formal launch so far, this giant tablet may not reach our hands for a long while.
