With Europe getting their hands on the Samsung Galaxy S3 first at the end of the month, those of us in the US and other countries will have no choice but to play the waiting game – or do we? If you’re living in the US and you’re looking to get your hands on the Galaxy S3 before everyone else does, it seems that if you’re willing and able to get your hands on an imported model from Europe, it has been reported that the Galaxy S3 should play nicely with AT&T’s HSPA+ network with no problems. This is thanks to the increasing number of European handsets that utilize the 850 and/or 1900MHz bands which is what AT&T’s 3G network uses as well. It should be noted that these handsets are unlocked which means there are no carrier subsidies and that you would be paying full retail price for them. We guess that’s the price that some of you guys might be willing to pay to be an early adopter. So, who’s planning on importing their Galaxy S3 from Europe?
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