According to WSJ post, Samsung is launching its Galaxy Tab with Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and AT&T since negotiation with them had gone well. But we don't see the T-Mobile. Many say that Samsung Galaxy Tab can give tough competition to apples iPad. The Android tablet when it becomes available next month.
Pricing on the tablet is still a source of contention with off-contract costs possibly soaring as high as $1000. Samsung executives have a pegged a $200-300 price tag but the end cost will depend upon carrier subsidies. US pricing has not been disclosed and Verizon is reportedly still deciding whether to offer the Galaxy Tab at discounted, contract-based pricing.
Samsung reportedly expects to ship 10 million tablet devices next year, a 33% market share.
Other competitor for the Galaxy Android Tab is Dell's Streak which has Android V 1.6 (Donut).
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