Samsung has worked hard to secure deals with virtually all major carriers worldwide and they are offering the Galaxy Tab at a lower subsidized price (some even for free) if you are willing to sign a contract. Now given the fact that you are likely to need a new plan for the Tab anyway if your carrier of choice got it, those are probably no-brainers and you can safely disregard all our remarks about the pricing.
Samsung Galaxy Tabs Specifications :
HSUPA support
resolution, Gorilla Glass
Samsung Galaxy Tab Now Available In UK
This informations from carphonewarehouse.com
Carphone Warehouse to the rescue. The 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab (with Android 2.2 FroYo) is now officially on sale in UK, and the largest mobile phone retailer is the first to let it out.
MONTHLY. Deals start at £99.99 from Three (or 3) for £40 per month with a 2-year contract (includes 5GB data), to £349.99 at £17.50 per month with a 2-year contract. Talk Mobile offers the device for £499.99 with a 2-year contract and £10/month (includes 1GB data).
Three offers the Samsung Galaxy Tab with pay-as-you-go plans, starting at £99.99 to £349.99, not available with Talk Mobile. Carphone Warehouse alone sells the device for a no-contract price of £529.99.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Now Available In Germany
This informations from nexus404.com
While we have been trying to sort out all the Galaxy Tab related rumors here in the US, it seems as if the Android tablet has come available for those in Germany. Though, a few words of caution. The price is a bit on the high side, and there does not seem to be anywhere to make the purchase as of now.
But those minor details aside, the Galaxy Tab is available in Germany — according to Samsung. The news is coming by way of a press release, which was dated for yesterday and somehow must have gotten lost in the mix of the Windows Phone 7 craziness. Anyway, according to the details given, the Galaxy Tab is available with a suggested retail price of 799 Euros. And for those who are not as familiar with the Euro, that means a price tag of just over $1,100 in terms of US dollars.
Though the shiny side of the price comes in with the fact that is for a SIM free and unlocked version. In other words, no contract attached. Still, it is a bit on the high side, especially when compared to that of the iPad.
Otherwise, the release goes on to cover the features and specs, but fails to mention any retailers or carriers that are available for purchasing. Nicely though, the version of the Galaxy Tab that is available in Germany will allow for voice calls. Which for those in the US, that is not something you will be getting. Of course, given the thought of someone walking around with a 7 inch tablet to their ear, that may not be an entirely bad thing.
Personally I am excited about a potential nice Android tablet, and one that is running Android 2.2 at that. Nonetheless, I am still turned off by the pricing that we have seen so far. Both official and rumored, both on-contract and off-contract.
Samsung Galaxy Tab now available in Australia
This informations from nexus404.com
Although there has been no official announcement of its release in Australia, Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy Tab is now available in Australia through online retailer Mobicity.
Selling for $AU989, the seven-inch tablet from Samsung runs Google’s latest Android 2.2 (Froyo) operating system and featuers a 1024×600-pixel TFT LCD panel.
Mobicity is selling the unlocked version, meaning it is useable on all networks. The unit comes with a 12-month warranty.
Samsung Galaxy Tab now available in Sweden
This informations from techfresh.com
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is finally available for pre-order in Sweden via Telenor. That should make people in that part of the world very happy. This tablet is being offered for free with a 2-year contract that will cost you 369 SEK (or about $55) per month.
The Galaxy Tab offers a 1GHz Cortex A8 processor, a 7-inch 1024 x 600 touchscreen TFT LCD display, 512MB RAM, 16GB/32GB of storage, a microSD card slot, a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera, a 3-megapixel autofocus camera in back, 720p HD video recording, GPS, 2.5G, 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, an HDMI port and runs on Android 2.2 Froyo.
Samsung Galaxy Tab now available in Russia
This informations from unwiredview.com
The Samsung Galaxy Tab roll out trudges along on a path of global domination that hopes to eventually reach 10 million units sold. The Tab, which recently launched in Germany and is due in the UK on the first of next month, has touched down in Russia. Keeping with the high prices quoted for the unlocked version of the Tab, the slate is retailing for 36,990 rubles. That is right around $1225/870 euros. For that price the device comes SIM and network free.
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