T-Mobile Follows Suit, Drops Price of Galaxy Tab

Posted Jan 25 2011 by Scott Webster in  with 2 Comments



T-Mobile, following in the footsteps of both Sprint and Verizon, will be dropping the price of their Galaxy Tab this week.  Expected to take effect tomorrow, January 26th, the carrier will shave $50 off the price of the 7-inch Android tablet.  The cost will now be $249.99 for customers signing a new two-year service agreement.  We know that pretty much every player in the industry is set to offer a tablet or two before summer, so look for the landscape to get real competitive.  Anyone have a problem with falling prices and extra choices? Look for the Dell Streak 7 and LG G-Slate to hit T-Mobile in the near future.

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  • m troia

    Really? I just checked the T-Mobile site and it shows the price as $349.99 with a 2 yr contract.

    • DaveC

      Did you not read the part “Expected to take effect tomorrow?”