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The only thing that bothers me is the lag they talked about. But if they're using a build a few months old, as well as a different processor/graphics chip, that could be why.
Processor should be the same that is in the Galaxy S. And yes would be nice to see which build of AT&Ts custom ROM they are dealing with...I really hate it that not only the manufacturers, but also the carrier decide to monkey around with the ROM and of course bloat the thing up. It like getting your copy of Windows 7 after it's passed through Adobe, Yahoo, and back through Microsoft before you get it so they can all add their junk.
So it's like buying a computer from a major manufacturer then... The bloatware installed on pre-built machines is ridiculous...
Can't speak to the credibility, but it sounds about right.My local AT&T store told me they're gunna get it in about three weeks when i walked in yesterday. Not a solid release date... but its something
If it's finding its way to sites like Engadget for previews, launch must be close...
What is the point of sending old, crappy models out for review? I'd rather have had no news, personally. Feeling unreasonably irritated by this ...
They (Samsung nor AT&T) didn't send an old model out for review, a prototype in the wild was simply handled exclusively by Engadget.