Tesco touts the Samsung Galaxy Tab

Every little tablet helps

Tesco touts the Samsung Galaxy Tab

22 October 2010 17:41 GMT / By Paul Lamkin

Tesco has set up a pre-order page, complete with countdown clock, for the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

The superstore chain, which also boast the iPhone 4 in its techno-armoury, is offering the 16GB tab for £529, making it the cheapest supplier so far.

Sure, it only beats The Carphone Warehouse by 99p, but you know the saying: "Every little helps".

After the DSG group told Pocket-lint the RRP would be £599, we've now seen two official confirmations at around the £529 mark.

We're still waiting to hear from the networks as to what sort of discount we'll get on the SamTab when signing up to a contract.

And, we've yet to hear anything about the 32GB model at all yet. Maybe Samsung decided that it was just far too expensive to release.

 

Check out our Samsung Galaxy Tab - First Look review

And see how it compares to its rivals: BlackBerry PlayBook vs Apple iPad vs Samsung Galaxy Tab
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