In a leaked inventory spreadsheet that our friends over at Android Central were able to get their hands on, the Samsung Galaxy Tab appears to be heading to Sprint for a November 14th launch.
We all know that the Samsung Galaxy Tab is heading to all of the major US networks, but up until recently we just didn’t know when. Verizon recently announced that they would begin to offer the Galaxy Tab on November 11th. While this Sprint release date may not be official, it is safe to assume that they would want this device to be available in time for the holiday rush.
Pricing for this device still remains a mystery, with or without the contract. Some previous reports pegged the device at $600 off contract, but that could vary depending on the network. Pricing with two-year activation is still yet to be seen.
Check out the inventory spreadsheet from Sprint and tell us what you think in the comments below.
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