Samsung Galaxy Tab on T-Mobile to cost $400 with contract, available November 10th
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T-Mobile unveiled the pricing and launch details of the venerable Samsung Galaxy Tab for its network. The Android tablet will cost $399.99 on a two-year contract, as we reported, and will hit the stores on November 10th.
That's in line with what Sprint is charging for the tablet, and far cry from some unsubsidized prices in Europe, but it might still seem a bit steep to many. Well, that's the price to pay for being an early adopter of one of the best and brightest tablets out there.
The Froyo-running 7-incher is coming with Samsung Media Hub for movies and TV series downloads, Amazon Kindle app for e-books, Slacker Radio, and the Qik video chat application preinstalled.
source: T-Mobile
That's in line with what Sprint is charging for the tablet, and far cry from some unsubsidized prices in Europe, but it might still seem a bit steep to many. Well, that's the price to pay for being an early adopter of one of the best and brightest tablets out there.
The Froyo-running 7-incher is coming with Samsung Media Hub for movies and TV series downloads, Amazon Kindle app for e-books, Slacker Radio, and the Qik video chat application preinstalled.
source: T-Mobile
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2. jayinbee (unregistered) posted on 27 Oct 2010, 12:30 0 0
Holding up a 7 inch tablet to your ear to use as a phone = Fail
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