Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro tablet with LTE clears the FCC

Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro with LTE clears the FCC

It’s been increasingly tough to keep all of Samsung’s Windows 8 tablets straight recently, with changing names adding to the confusion, and it looks like you can add one more variation to keep track of. A new Series 7 model, the ATIV Smart PC Pro 700T, has turned up at the FCC today boasting some hereto unannounced LTE connectivity — although that doesn’t come as a huge surprise considering Samsung’s already delivered a non-Pro ATIV to AT&T. Of course, that “Pro” designation means you’ll be getting an x86 processor and the full-fledged version of Windows 8 instead of RT, but it’s not clear what other changes this version might have in store compared to non-LTE model.

Correction: As some have pointed out below in the comments below, the non-Pro model does also come with the full-fledged version of Windows 8, not RT.

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