While Steve Jobs
doesn't like the form factor and Google thinks that Froyo is
less than ideal for tablets, we were
pretty impressed by the 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab's ability to run Android 2.2. Today it's officially on sale in UK shops
as previously announced. It's supposed to be coming to all the major UK carriers in addition to Carphone Warehouse, Dixons, and T-Mobile shops. At the moment, we're seeing it in stock at the Carphone Warehouse under a variety of plans ranging from a £499.99 with a £10 pay monthly plan on Talk Mobile that includes 1GB of data. On the other extreme is a £99.99 deal that requires a £40 per month two year contract that includes 5GB of data on Three. It's also offered for a
standalone price of £529.99. And please, whatever you do
don't call it a UMPC,
that was so 5 years ago.
Update: We've just heard that Orange is also
launching the Tab at similar price points, starting from £499. Similarly, Vodafone's
offering the same tablet for £499 across all of its monthly contracts. On the other hand, O2's
slapped a staggering £599 tag onto the device for
all of its plans -- a very odd move, we'd say (link only works within the UK).
Samsung Galaxy Tab on sale now in UK originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Nov 2010 04:21:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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