Samsung Galaxy Tab is now available in Germany for 799 euros
At this point, we'll all have to come to the realization that the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be one costly tablet no matter how you look at it. Sure there are mobile operators out there that will be offering subsidies for the Android powered tablet, but even at that, they are others who will altogether overlook it in favor of getting it without a contract.
For the consumers in Germany, they now have the opportunity to fetch themselves a unit, but it'll cost them nearly an arm and a leg at 799 euros ($1,115). On the other hand, Amazon Germany is offering it at the reduced price of 750 euros ($1,047) – which is still up there, but the savings is appreciated.
There's no arguing that there is business to be made in the tablet market, but in the mean time, consumers will really need to shell out some serious dough to experience the very best Android tablet offering.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Specifications | Preview | Hands-on
via Samsung Hub
For the consumers in Germany, they now have the opportunity to fetch themselves a unit, but it'll cost them nearly an arm and a leg at 799 euros ($1,115). On the other hand, Amazon Germany is offering it at the reduced price of 750 euros ($1,047) – which is still up there, but the savings is appreciated.
There's no arguing that there is business to be made in the tablet market, but in the mean time, consumers will really need to shell out some serious dough to experience the very best Android tablet offering.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Specifications | Preview | Hands-on
via Samsung Hub
FCC OKs Cingular\'s purchase of AT&T Wireless
Things that are NOT allowed: