GSM-related Xoom FCC passes pattern, bound for AT & T?

By Terrence O'Brien posted Apr 19 2011 6:58 PM
It seems Motorola is a page from the Playbook of Samsung and the Xoom carrier agnostic. Verizon and Sprint already together March and, after wireless goodness, are an AT & T join the parade. The FCC approved a "hand-held device" by Motorola, a HSDPA enabled radio on the 850 MHz and 1900MHz bands, the randomly just so very same frequencies of AT & T packs are used. A screen shot snapped by wireless goodness on the product as a "wireless tablet with embedded Wi-Fi," striking points although this description way absent is the documents now. Makes the submission by CYCLESMOTO talk, mention two-way radio capabilities, a feature of other versions of Xoom is missing, that seems like a perfect for the robust rumor Tablet the company fit working on. Looks like this little bundle of "4 G" Tablet joy during CES finally is teased on the way.

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