Wi-Fi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab gets official in the US, available on April 10 for $349.99

Vlad Bobleanta  By on 06 Apr 11

We were first made aware of the existence of the Wi-Fi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab at the end of October 2010, but it’s taken from then until today for Samsung to officially announce it. The 7-inch Android 2.2 tablet will become available in the US on April 10 (that’s this Sunday).

Despite previous rumors that had its price at $399, the recommended retail price for the Wi-Fi-only Galaxy Tab is $349.99, according to Samsung’s press release.

Aside from the fact that this version only has a Wi-Fi radio and no 3G connectivity, there’s absolutely no difference between this particular SKU and all the others for the 7-inch Samsung tablet.

To view a list of retail locations across the US that will have the Wi-Fi-only Galaxy Tab in stock on Sunday an onward, head over here at Samsung’s dedicated site.

Via AndroidSPIN

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  • Anonymous

    I think they should lower the price to $199 in order to compete. They should have upgraded the RAM to 1gb because as they’ve already seen this tablet gets sluggish after a while of use. Maybe even upgrade the CPU to a dual core but at LEAST the RAM.

  • Apple2pomme

    Can it be a standalone GPS like Garmin?

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