Since there are going to be some highly touted competition looming in the near future for T-Mobile, the carrier appears to be ready to give yet another price drop to their version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Naturally, it definitely makes some sense seeing that models like the Dell Streak 7, LG's T-Mobile G-Slate, and a potential Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 are all on the horizon, the additional price break is going to be much needed for the Tab. Based on a leaked internal document, Big Magenta is planning to drop the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab from its current $299.99 on-contract pricing to $249.99 starting on January 26th – with its no-contract price set to $499.99. Soon enough, we might see it break through the under $200 threshold and could seemingly be an attractive option against the competition.
Although it's still regarded as being relatively new device, we'd imagine early adopters are biting their lips after seeing its price tag drop so suddenly time after time.
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