Samsung’s Galaxy Note II U.S. launch event is scheduled to take place in NYC tomorrow night, and so we’re starting to see more carriers out its availability. We’ve seen leaks suggesting T-Mobile will launch the Note II that same day, and Sprint has announced availability for the 25th, however, AT&T won’t be launching it until Nov. 9th. Official word from Ma Bell prices the device at $299.99 with a 2-year contract and a launch date of Novemeber 9th. All you eager beavers will have the opportunity to pre-order starting October 25.

The Galaxy Note II should hit all major U.S. carriers and despite its large physique, is expected to sell very well. History shows us there is a demand for a 5+ inch stylus toting device, and if anyone knows how to make one of those, it’s Samsung.

The Note II is an impressive beast, sporting a 1.6 GHz quad-core Exynos™ processor, 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display, 2GB RAM, 8MP rear shooter, Android 4.1, and a more reasonable 3100mAh battery to keep things going. AT&T doesn’t state what storage model it is but we’re assuming its the 16GB model. Thankfully Samsung also allows for microSD, expandable up to 64GB (a feature slowly disappearing despite overwhelming demand).

If you’ve been holding onto that upgrade, it won’t be much longer until this smartphone Yeti is in your hands. For more info, hit up the source link below.

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