Although Verizon has just rolled out their first 4G LTE device being the HTC Thunderbolt that doesn't mean they're going to stop there. One of the next devices aside from the Motorola Droid Bionic is the Samsung 4G Droid Stealth. We've seen plenty of the device since it was announced at CES 2011.
We've gone hands-on with it, it's been spotted in the wild and its even crossed paths with the FCC but despite all of that, the closest anyone has got to an actual recent date is April. New info, as seen above from Costco pegs the device as going up for pre-order on March 24 with a tentative launch date of April 7.
Although the Samsung 4G Droid Stealth may not be a top priority for everyone to pick up, the fact we'll have another 4G LTE device to choose from is a pretty awesome. If nothing else, we can compare the battery life of it to that of the HTC Thunderbolt. [Thanks, anon for the tip!]
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