BIG Banner Tease – Galaxy Note 10.1!

There have been rumors about the release of the Galaxy Note 10.1 and it seems it will become a reality.

While walking around Plaça de Catalunya in Barcelona this morning, Android Central spotted the banner you see above. They noted that the banner was not apparent on Saturday, so it seems the Korean-based company did try it’s best to keep this under wraps until the last second.

It’s difficult to distinguish if the Galaxy Note 10.1 is running Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwich, but it is mostly likely Android 4.0.  You can see some tell-tale signs of TouchWiz, Samsung’s usual skin for its devices, but that isn’t exactly a huge surprise.  The S Pen that appeared with the Galaxy Note present, so it appears that we are definitely seeing the building of a new family of devices here. As MWC continues we will probably get full specs on this device. Stay tuned for updates.

Update: It’s Official. Posts coming soon…

[Via Android Central]


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