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According to a reliable source close to Samsung Philippines, the company will be releasing a WiFi-only version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab in the Philippines this quarter.
That means a more affordable Galaxy Tab will be available in local stores before the end of March 2011.
The indicative price, according to our source, is within the vicinity of Php25,000USD 426INR 36,115EUR 406CNY 3,103. Not bad but still a bit more expensive by a couple of thousand pesos compared to the entry-level iPad WiFi.
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April says:
i’d love to have one
Malcoxx says:
The pricing if more than 23k is not competitive anymore since the 3g version can be bought for 26k in some stores. Hope they change their official price.
jun says:
sana mas mababa pa. any news about the specs..
Jhay says:
This galaxy tab sucks. The UI is laggy (used it firsthand) and the price — don’t get me started on that “uncompetitive” price. I’d rather buy an ASUS notebook instead. Windows vs Android on Tablets? Puh-lease, Windows is as open-source as you can get — it’s teaming with software. Forget all that APP crap. Full-fledged software is better.
lolipown says:
A bit late to the party for the Wifi-only version. Samsung would’ve capitalized on the market better if they released this alongside the 3G-capable version.
goring says:
too late for samsung…
Jun says:
yeah.. and still ipad is still cheaper..
Jhay says:
Spot on fellas, the iPad, though closed-source, has a rich developer base and really entices anyone with its UI.
Even geeks like iPad since it gets the job done right, unlike fragmented Android.
But still, I find Honeycomb a very feasible alternative to the Springboard. The Galaxy Tab running an old (and more importantly, unoptimized) version of Android is simply a no-no.
wix says:
If it would run on Honeycomb I’m getting one. If not, iPad Wi-Fi only is still the best choice.
Happy says:
I rather buy an iPad.