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AT&T is adding yet another device to its long roster, with this one being a tablet. It’s the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, an S-Pen equipped device that’ll give you unique Wacom-based input features. The device features Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to start, a 1.6GHz quad-core processor, a 5 megapixel rear camera, a 1.3 megapixel front camera, a 4,600mAh battery, 16GB of storage, and more.
Of course, AT&T’s version will come with 4G LTE radios inside for those who need their data radios embedded within the tablet. Other than that, though, it’s the same Galaxy Note 8.0 we’ve seen paraded around for a while now. Go ahead and watch the Mobile Minute if you need a closer look, and be on the lookout for this thing in the weeks to come. Oh, and this one is another AT&T exclusive for now — money really does talk, folks.
bad move on Samsung for giving att an exclusive.
agreed, that’s their bad tho
Can you really not purchase it outside of att??
Not listed for sale just yet,a press release is the only reference to it ATM:
http://www.att.com/gen/press-room?pid=24391&cdvn=news&newsarticleid=36619&mapcode=consumer|wireless
you probably could get an international version but will need to fork over the full price.
And if you do purchase the international version will cellular connectivity, it will most likely not have LTE.
the wifi version you can
On contract tablets are horrible ideas.
Here we go again with ma..erfu..ing exclusives!!! FU.. YOU, AT&T!!!
if it had the phone capabilities i would grab one…
the note 8 DOES have phone capabilities
I believe the US version will have them removed though.
Watch the video, this is the model without that capability, carriers want you to have 2 devices not 1 that does it all.
I hope the radio are still there so that there is a way to enable it with trusted XDA.
no thank you. I’ll get the new Nexus 7 and use my phone as a hotspot.
I don’t like physical home buttons on tablets, even though it’s just to keep the style
i dont like physical home buttons on anything
I’m getting an iPad Mini instead, something that actually works and doesn’t look like a toy.
Well if you overpaying for last years tech then yea you should be very happy