Posted on03 September 2010.
Adding on to the rumor of a November launch for the Galaxy Tab on Sprint, BGR is also reporting that just like the Samsung Epic 4G was a WiMAX variant of the Galaxy S, the tablet may also be getting the 4G treatment. That would be a pretty big incentive for the Sprint version if it turns out to be true, but we’ll just have to wait and see about that.
[via BGR]
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I’m going to agree and say none of these tablets will succeed if they require carrier service. The people who are willing to have a 3rd! (home, cell, now tablet) Internet bill have already purchased their iPad 3G. There’s nooooooo way I would buy a 7″ version of my Galaxy S and pay twice the bill… rediculous.
Sounds nice but while I’m partial to Android, I still have the same hard time justifying the purchase…especially if it means yet another bill. I already have a powerful desktop/workstation for heavy work and gaming, a modest 2 year old laptop for taking on the road, and an Evo in my pocket. I understand that it is all relative to a person’s disposable income and needs but I would have a hard time spending $400-800 on a device that kinda squeezes in between my Evo and laptop. Hopefully in a year or two as my laptop starts showing its age this new slab tablet market will have matured to the point where I might be able to pick one up as a laptop replacement.
WIFI only please these tablets will fail if they require another contract on top of existing cell phone contracts.