All US Galaxy Note 7 models approved by the FCC
Samsung confirmed yesterday that it’s going to unveil the Galaxy Note 7 on August 2. The company is also expected to release the handset on the very same day at least in selected markets. We know the handset is now one step closer to release as the Federal Communications Commission has approved all US Galaxy Note 7 models.
The regulatory body has certified the SM-N930V, SM-N930A, SM-N930P, SM-N930T, SM-N930R4 and the SM-N930W8. This means that the handset is going to be available from Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. All of these models are expected to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor coupled with possibly 6GB of RAM. The Galaxy Note 7 is expected to be powered by Samsung’s Exynos 8893 processor in other markets. We have already told you how much this handset is likely to cost and now you just need to wait until August 2 to find out the precise availability information for your market.
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I think it was manufactured in China before, so now Korea? Interesting
Wow! Look at the number of variants for just one model. *Eyes rolling* Can’t Samsung unified the models, why created so many and it’s only USA, don’t forget about international variants as well.
Yes, they are also releasing an Exynos variant of the Note 7! I never did like using devices running on Snapdragon SOCs! They always have a bad habit of overheating.
Exynos devices are not better when it comes to overheating
The SM-N930W8 will be a Canadian version with the Exynos 8893 processor , 6 gig Ram and 64 gig mem.C/W external SD …..
Note7 not Note 7. Seriously. You guys are supposed to be the number one Samsung reporters and you don’t even know how Note phones are named. I know you have a Note5 around the office somewhere. Look at the back of it. There’s no space.
On another point, how exciting that we can edit our comments now! Thanks!
The problem is grammar. Anyone who pays attention to it finds it very difficult to write Note7 without a space. It doesn’t feel right, until people get used to it. I know it’s Note7 but even I put in the space. 🙂
No one likes a grammar nazi.
OK so we have four carriers and possibly 6 models……so will there be a surprise in there?
Actually the N930R4 is for US Cellular, that’s the fifth carrier. I am more concerned if there will be an unlocked version at launch.
The 930R4 was on the import list with the S.S. 6″. I don’t think that is happening now.
Yes!!! 6GB of RAM!!!
HAHAHAHAH ah you’re really excited about that. :S
Finally I will have more the 3gb of ram free !!