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Samsung Galaxy S II info page goes live on AT&T’s website

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Samsung Galaxy S II U.S. unveiling
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Sprint customers will get a first crack at the Samsung Galaxy S II when it launches this week on September 16 carrying a $200 price tag (with contract). The phone will be coming to other cellular providers at a future date, and AT&T is prepping for its arrival with the launch of an info page in the company’s online store.

The page is adorned with a “Coming soon!” graphic and users can enter in their e-mail address for updates, but there’s no hint of when the phone might be arriving. The Galaxy S II runs on Android and features dual-core processor and a 4.3-inch high-definition display, as well as 4G connectivity. For a more thorough rundown of its features, check out our recent hands-on.

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The Samsung device was confirmed at the end of August to be coming to Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile, with Verizon notably absent. AT&T’s product page is the first sign of a coming release outside of Sprint, so it looks like we can expect more details soon.

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