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T-Mobile selling Galaxy Tab off-contract for $700?

Amazon has been begun taking pre-orders for the T-Mobile model of the Samsung Galaxy Tab, with a price tag of $700 with no contract.

That price makes it $100 more expensive than Verizon sells it for without contract.



With contract, the T-Mobile models sells for the same price as all rivals, $400.

Shipping date for the Galaxy Tab is November 9th from Amazon, with buyers getting it on the 10th.

Samsung's tablet runs on Android 2.2, has a 1GHz processor, a 7-inch multi-touch screen and dual cameras.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 1 Nov 2010 1:11

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• stuntman_

  pretty sure with tmobile you get unlimited data and verizon you don't makes it worth the extra hundred to me
  

  
  
  
  

  1.11.2010 15:19 #1

• biglo30

  I'm sure that tmobile will eliminate their unlimited data plans soon.
  

  1.11.2010 16:12 #2

• stuntman_

  I don't think they will, what they do know is give you unlimited but throttle it if you go beyond 5GB per month, I think that works for them and being the only company with unlimited data gives them a huge advantage IMO
  

  
  
  
  

  1.11.2010 16:19 #3

• biglo30

  Originally posted by stuntman_: I don't think they will, what they do know is give you unlimited but throttle it if you go beyond 5GB per month, I think that works for them and being the only company with unlimited data gives them a huge advantage IMO Oh well doing it that way makes more sense then completely cutting off the unlimited data plan.

  1.11.2010 16:40 #4