Radio Shack.com will give you a $75 price cut on a 16GB Wi-Fi HP TouchPad
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It isn't a simple matter of ordering the tablet and getting the price break. Radio Shack.com is offering an instant $50 discount. To obtain the remaining $25 price break, use the coupon code AFF25250APR. It's a great deal from Radio Shack.com, getting a big time Major League tablet for such a great price. But you can't sit back and admire the deal for too long as the discount goes bye-bye after September 10th.
source: RadioShack.com via Precentral
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From now until September 10th, Radio Shack.com is giving you a total of $75 off the price of a 16GB Wi-Fi HP TouchPad tablet |
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5 Comments
1. Doakie posted on 13 Aug 2011, 20:51 0 0
Tempting. Tempting enough to sell my Galaxy Tab 10.1? Hardly. Maybe on HPs 3rd tablet when they actually get webOS on a sexy tablet.
3. pete7625 (banned) posted on 14 Aug 2011, 01:30 1 0
Aggreed, your galaxy tab is much better than this at the moment. I'd hold on to it for a little bit.
2. Synack posted on 13 Aug 2011, 21:08 0 0
Dude the new Galaxy Tab is too awesome to trade for this. If I can get the 16gb HP Touchpad for $200 or $250 then I'll do it.
4. HTCiscool posted on 14 Aug 2011, 03:00 0 1
I'll probably get the 16GB version for when High school starts again. I mean, for $350 you can't really go wrong. I am willing to try this thing out. I only need it for taking notes and the likes and use my Sensation for apps. Either this or I try the Playbook, iPad 2, Flyer, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Xoom or ee Pad Transformer for 150 bucks more.
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