Samsung Galaxy Tab: CDMA?

CDM-YAY!

Aug 30 2010, 10:03am CDT | by Robert Evans

Alright folks, it's official: Samsung cannot keep a damned secret. The Galaxy Tab specs and all its accessories have already leaked out well ahead of its IFA show unveiling, and now we have word that it will either pack CDMA connectivity, or have a CDMA version.

Engadget reports that a photo of the CDMA Tab has surfaced through "unofficial channels". The person who nabbed the snapshot also lauded the new slate for its great speakers, call quality and the presence of Flash. Still no word on whether or not that display is AMOLED. The GPS is apparently a bit slow, but that could be fixed by launch day.

Verizon-subsidized Tab, anyone?

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