If you happen to be a T-Mobile customer and looking to get into the tablet market, then you’ll want to pay extra attention to one sweet deal that Big Magenta is offering right now for the original Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Right now, customers can pick up a refurbished version of the Galaxy Tab for the easy to swallow price of only $99.99 with your signature on a 2-year contract. That’s not too shabby to tell you the truth, even when a new one will cost you double the price at $200. Still, there are some people out there who are hesitant of picking up refurbished products in general, but we’re sure that they’re put through some tests to validate that they’re more than fully operational.
Strangely enough, the savings is only available with its 2-year on-contract price – with no love for its no-contract commitment pricing.
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