Windows-powered Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro S2 passes through the FCC

The long-awaited Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro S2 just passed through the FCC with a Verizon branding. The tablet appeared a week ago in Bluetooth SIG documents so we could be closer to seeing it, perhaps at the Mobile World Congress at the end of the month.

Samsung Tab Pro S2 FCC listing

The Galaxy Tab Pro S2 is said to be a Windows 10 slate with a 12-inch Super AMOLED screen of 2160x1440px resolution and S Pen support. It's going to have Intel Core i5-7200U 7th Gen Kaby Lake processor clocked at 3.1GHz, 4GB of LPDDR3 RAM, 128 gigs of SSD storage and a duo of cameras - 13MP back and 5MP front.

Rumor has it there's a beefy 39Wh 5070 mAh battery with a 25W Turbo Charger, two USB Type-C ports with support for USB 3.0 and support for microSD storage expansion and a SIM slot.

The last Samsung Tab Pro tablet was released way back in 2014 so we're glad to see Samsung giving the Windows tablet business another crack.

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