A new device from the Samsung with model number SGH-I467, made its visit to Bluetooth SIG and received all the necessary approvals from there. There is no idea on the what the device might be, and also no specific details on the device available from the Bluetooth SIG site.
But a recent post on Blog of Mobile reveals some details on the device with the same model number SGH-I467, and according to them this might be a version of Samsung GALAXY Note 8.0 tablet PC, possibly the AT&T version, as its certification is more closer to that of Samsung GT-N5120, that is the confirmed model number of Galaxy Note 8.0.
The device packs Bluetooth Version 4.0, more than that it is said to support LTE / W-CDMA / GSM connectivity, that will work fine with AT&T's wireless network. But there is no official detail on the device, and we have to wait patiently for the official words to know much more on the device.
Anyway at the MWC back in last month Samsung had introduced their Galaxy Note 8.0, an 8" tablet as a compromise between Galaxy Note 10.1 and the Galaxy Note II. It packs an 1280×800 resolution display, 1.6GHz A9 quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, 16 or 32GB of on-board storage, 5 MP rear camera, and a 1.3 MP shooter on the front. The device also lands with an S Pen support for the ultimate pen experience.
But a recent post on Blog of Mobile reveals some details on the device with the same model number SGH-I467, and according to them this might be a version of Samsung GALAXY Note 8.0 tablet PC, possibly the AT&T version, as its certification is more closer to that of Samsung GT-N5120, that is the confirmed model number of Galaxy Note 8.0.
The device packs Bluetooth Version 4.0, more than that it is said to support LTE / W-CDMA / GSM connectivity, that will work fine with AT&T's wireless network. But there is no official detail on the device, and we have to wait patiently for the official words to know much more on the device.
Anyway at the MWC back in last month Samsung had introduced their Galaxy Note 8.0, an 8" tablet as a compromise between Galaxy Note 10.1 and the Galaxy Note II. It packs an 1280×800 resolution display, 1.6GHz A9 quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, 16 or 32GB of on-board storage, 5 MP rear camera, and a 1.3 MP shooter on the front. The device also lands with an S Pen support for the ultimate pen experience.
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