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We’re not surprised, but Sprint is said to be discounting their Samsung Galaxy Tab come April 3rd. It’ll get a $100 reduction to bring it down to $200 after signing a new two-year data agreement. It seems the device’s off-contract price will be getting a few dollars shaved off of itself, too, as the suggested retail price is said to be going down from $499.99 to $429.99. Good luck, Sprint, because there are a wave of WiFi-only Honeycomb tablets coming that will make most of us pass this seemingly-lucrative deal right on up. [via Engadget]
A tablet that requires a contract is incredibly unappealing to me. I’ll wait for cheaper wi-fi only ones and tether from my phone if need be.
A tablet that requires a contract is incredibly unappealing to me. I’ll wait for cheaper wi-fi only ones and tether from my phone if need be.
A tablet that requires a contract is incredibly unappealing to me. I’ll wait for cheaper wi-fi only ones and tether from my phone if need be.
Agree. I would rather pay $500 for a tablet than $200 plus another $720+ for two years of data, taxes, and fees. There is free wifi in my house, my office, and wherever I plug my Evo into a charger in a pinch.
Agree. I would rather pay $500 for a tablet than $200 plus another $720+ for two years of data, taxes, and fees. There is free wifi in my house, my office, and wherever I plug my Evo into a charger in a pinch.
Agree. I would rather pay $500 for a tablet than $200 plus another $720+ for two years of data, taxes, and fees. There is free wifi in my house, my office, and wherever I plug my Evo into a charger in a pinch.
Agree. I would rather pay $500 for a tablet than $200 plus another $720+ for two years of data, taxes, and fees. There is free wifi in my house, my office, and wherever I plug my Evo into a charger in a pinch.
A tablet that requires a contract is incredibly unappealing to me. I’ll wait for cheaper wi-fi only ones and tether from my phone if need be.
A tablet that requires a contract is incredibly unappealing to me. I’ll wait for cheaper wi-fi only ones and tether from my phone if need be.
A tablet that requires a contract is incredibly unappealing to me. I’ll wait for cheaper wi-fi only ones and tether from my phone if need be.
I’m glad to hear this announcement. As someone who needs to be connected ALL the time, I can’t rely on free WiFi being everywhere. I need the 3G service, so this is welcome news.
I’m glad to hear this announcement. As someone who needs to be connected ALL the time, I can’t rely on free WiFi being everywhere. I need the 3G service, so this is welcome news.
I’m glad to hear this announcement. As someone who needs to be connected ALL the time, I can’t rely on free WiFi being everywhere. I need the 3G service, so this is welcome news.
I’m glad to hear this announcement. As someone who needs to be connected ALL the time, I can’t rely on free WiFi being everywhere. I need the 3G service, so this is welcome news.
I’m glad to hear this announcement. As someone who needs to be connected ALL the time, I can’t rely on free WiFi being everywhere. I need the 3G service, so this is welcome news.
I’m glad to hear this announcement. As someone who needs to be connected ALL the time, I can’t rely on free WiFi being everywhere. I need the 3G service, so this is welcome news.
Yeah, I agree… the $30 2g 3G plan for Sprint’s Tab is a nice deal,,,yeah, you can tether it from your phone, but your phone will be dead in 1-3 hours probably. U also can’t send MMS which is handy when sharing.
Yeah, I agree… the $30 2g 3G plan for Sprint’s Tab is a nice deal,,,yeah, you can tether it from your phone, but your phone will be dead in 1-3 hours probably. U also can’t send MMS which is handy when sharing.
Yeah, I agree… the $30 2g 3G plan for Sprint’s Tab is a nice deal,,,yeah, you can tether it from your phone, but your phone will be dead in 1-3 hours probably. U also can’t send MMS which is handy when sharing.
Yeah, I agree… the $30 2g 3G plan for Sprint’s Tab is a nice deal,,,yeah, you can tether it from your phone, but your phone will be dead in 1-3 hours probably. U also can’t send MMS which is handy when sharing.
Yeah, I agree… the $30 2g 3G plan for Sprint’s Tab is a nice deal,,,yeah, you can tether it from your phone, but your phone will be dead in 1-3 hours probably. U also can’t send MMS which is handy when sharing.
I wonder, will this have 3.0?
I wonder, will this have 3.0?
I wonder, will this have 3.0?
No
No
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No
fragmentation
fragmentation
fragmentation
fragmentation
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I wonder, will this have 3.0?
I wonder, will this have 3.0?
Lucrative? Wrong word again. Low-cost is perhaps a better phrase.
200 with no contract and ill think about it (wifi only)
200 with no contract and ill think about it (wifi only)
200 with no contract and ill think about it (wifi only)
200 with no contract and ill think about it (wifi only)
200 with no contract and ill think about it (wifi only)
200 with no contract and ill think about it (wifi only)
So….$200 plus $720 plus taxes and fees over two years….damn near $1000 for a tablet that isn’t even gonna get Honeycomb now that they have decided not to open source it? No thanks. I have access to wifi almost any time I would be using a tablet (work, home, car) so you can keep your bundled plans. Not something I need when I already have a phone in my pocket.
So….$200 plus $720 plus taxes and fees over two years….damn near $1000 for a tablet that isn’t even gonna get Honeycomb now that they have decided not to open source it? No thanks. I have access to wifi almost any time I would be using a tablet (work, home, car) so you can keep your bundled plans. Not something I need when I already have a phone in my pocket.
So….$200 plus $720 plus taxes and fees over two years….damn near $1000 for a tablet that isn’t even gonna get Honeycomb now that they have decided not to open source it? No thanks. I have access to wifi almost any time I would be using a tablet (work, home, car) so you can keep your bundled plans. Not something I need when I already have a phone in my pocket.
So….$200 plus $720 plus taxes and fees over two years….damn near $1000 for a tablet that isn’t even gonna get Honeycomb now that they have decided not to open source it? No thanks. I have access to wifi almost any time I would be using a tablet (work, home, car) so you can keep your bundled plans. Not something I need when I already have a phone in my pocket.