Documents published on the Federal Communication Commission’s web site provide details of an unannounced device from Samsung. The R700 has dual-band CDMA with EVDO 3G. The pictures published by the FCC show that the R700 has a camera, a touch screen, a headset jack, and dedicated camera and lock keys. Few other specs were confirmed, and based on the button configuration, it appears not to be an Android device. Based on the model number and lack of AWS, the R700 could be headed to a carrier such as U.S. Cellular.

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