Verizon Galaxy Tab drops to $499 sans contract at Best Buy

=X= · 12-21-2010, 02:17 PM

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The Verizon version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab can now be bought for $499 off contract at Best Buy; Verizon's variant of the Tab was previously $599.
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Even though the Tab is off contract, users must commit to the first month at least, then are allowed to cancel and use it how they please. ...

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Verizon Model specs

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* Works with Wi-Fi and Verizon Wireless 3G networks
So you can view your favorite content on the go
* 7" touch screen
Navigate in landscape or portrait mode
* Android 2.2 operating system
With full access to apps in Android Market
* Adobe Flash 10.1 support
For high-performance HD video playback and Web browsing
* Dual cameras
A 3.0MP rear-facing camera/camcorder and a 1.3MP front-facing camera/camcorder
* Cortex A8 processor
Features a 1GHz processor speed.
* 16GB memory
for multitasking power, plus a microSD card slot
* Read books
by downloading them via the the Kindle eReader appplication
* V CAST support
Enjoy music, videos, sports and more
* 4,000 mAh battery
Provides ample power to watch movies, share content and surf the Web for hours

Maggie Leung · 12-21-2010, 09:39 PM

Costco also is offering 'em for $499 off contract, with at least one month.

I'm not a Costco member (was forced to tag along for holiday-party shopping), so I dunno what its return and exchange policies are. I'm thinking they might be better than Best Buy, which sometimes charges for restocking. (Though I read that they've just loosened up on that.) I understand that Costco members sometimes qualify for cash rebates, depending on how they charge purchases.

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12-21-2010, 09:39 PM	#2
Maggie Leung Wizard Posts: 1,449 Karma: 58383 Join Date: Jul 2009 Device: Kindle, iPad	Costco also is offering 'em for $499 off contract, with at least one month. I'm not a Costco member (was forced to tag along for holiday-party shopping), so I dunno what its return and exchange policies are. I'm thinking they might be better than Best Buy, which sometimes charges for restocking. (Though I read that they've just loosened up on that.) I understand that Costco members sometimes qualify for cash rebates, depending on how they charge purchases.

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