A leaked document shows official info for the Samsung Galaxy Tab on T-Mobile. There’s really nothing new by way of specs, since it’s pretty much the same 7-inch tablet that’s set to launch in Europe next month, but it does give out the price. According to a note on the dealer sheet, it’s going to sell for $399 with a 2-year T-Mobile contract after a $50 rebate, or $650 without the contract. It’s still more expensive than the 3G iPad off-contract, but the document also comes with a comparison (available after the break) just so you can see how it stacks up against Apple’s tablet.
Again, there’s nothing really new here. The Galaxy Tab has a smaller (more portable) screen compared to the iPad, but you also get a pair of built-in webcams, a microSD card reader for storage expansion, and HDMI port right out of the box. It’s also capable of running Flash 10.1, if that matters to you.
The leaked info didn’t show the release date, but if it’s anything like the leaked Sprint launch details, it should be out by mid-November as well—two weeks after the UK launch.
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