Vodafone offering pre-orders of the 10.1 Galaxy Tab

(This post origianlly published at EFTM)

The war is over, long live the king.  Well, Samsung and a few others might be hoping the king is about to be challenged with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 about to go head to head with the iPad 2.

With the legal battles over (for now), Samsung now have the right to sell the device in Australia and it will be ready for you to put under the Christmas Tree this year.

Samsung say the device will be at Harvey Norman, JB Hifi, Good Guys, Myer, Bing Lee and Office Works “in time for Christmas Shopping” with a price of $579 (16GB WiFi) and a $729 (16GB 3G).

Vodafone have come out and announced that as of now they are accepting pre-orders for the 10.1 at www.vodafone.com.au/galaxytab.

They’ve announced 12 and 24 month plans for the device and Data, with the lowest price being $39 per month over 24 months with 1.5Gb of data, at 12 months you can snap it up for $65 a month with the same data allowance

Here’s Voda’s full plan range:

12 Month Plans

$12

Galaxy Tab 10.11

Plan

Data(2)

Monthly Tablet Cost

Total Min. Monthly Spend

Total Min Spend (1)

$15

1.5GB

$50

$65

$780

$29

4GB

$50

$79

$948

$39

10GB

$50

$89

$1,068

$49

12GB

$50

$99

$1,188

$59

16GB

$50

$109

$1,308

24 Months Plans

$24

Galaxy Tab 10.1

Plan

Monthly Data(2)

Monthly tablet Cost

Total Min. Monthly Spend

Total Min Spend(1)

$15

1.5GB

$24

$39

$936

$29

4GB

$24

$53

$1,272

$39

10GB

$24

$63

$1,512

$49

12GB

$24

$73

$1,752

$59

16GB

$24

$83

$1,992

Android is improving and the publicity around this has been high, so demand will also likely be high. Time will tell though!

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