I bought the t mobile galaxy tab and got it for 250 dollars on contract. I thought I would just pay the early termination fee of 200 dollars which would make it 450 total for a wifi tab but I realized how much better it is to use when I'm out of the house then my droid x. What I ended up doing was deactivating the droid x and reactivating an old dumb phone. I take my galaxy tab everywhere and it handles my data and text messages. I sold the droid x for 250 and it is a wash. Congratulations on the purchase.
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I keep on thinking that I want to wait it out, but then I'm realizing that I really don't want to pay $500+ for a tab, nor do I want to pay $800 for Xoom. As far as I see it, these thing are almost disposable like cell phones and the tech is changing so so fast. If I could get the T-mob G-Tab for $250 (with a plan) I would just do that now, and would be even better if I could get $10 per month data plan (not sure if that's possible). Then, use this baby for 12 months and then upgrade to the latest and greatest (and give the old Tab to wife).
In any case, what I'm saying is that as much as the latest and greatest is cool, this is one of those technologies (and times) when a decently fast 7" tab without a Super AMOLED screen and Froyo is just enough. Especially for now.
Just out of curiousity, was the $250 a recent purchase or around Xmas time when you could get that deal?
I suppose the other option would be to go Nook Color, but I'm just not convinced that B&N will support as well as Sammy does, especially on software updates.
By the way, I'm also going to go out on a limb here and say that most of the Gal Tab vendors will be in the $200-$250 range with contract and $400 off in the next month. Too many devices being released, iPad 2 release in March, Gal Tab 2 announcement in Feb, Playbook, etc. The post-CES device announcement frenzy will turn into reality with actual releases and the Gal Tab will be yesterday's news. That's the way I'm seeing it anyway.