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Topic # 77051 10-Feb-2011 10:26 Send private message

Seems a good deal to me if that floats your boat:

http://www.firstin.co.nz/products/samsung-galaxy-p1000-3g-tablet-4422/

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  Reply # 437666 10-Feb-2011 10:43 Send private message

Now that's tempting...

I *could* buy it now, but I can't really afford it :P




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Reply # 437671 10-Feb-2011 11:05 Send private message

Wow that is nice! Won't fit in me pocket though! Frown


haakuturi: Now that's tempting...

I *could* buy it now, but I can't really afford it :P


That's OK - by the time it actually arrives you'll be able to afford it! Laughing Cool

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  Reply # 437682 10-Feb-2011 11:33 Send private message

Also they say that it can run on any network, but remember that the main network for XT is HSPA (WCDMA) 850 and this only has HSPA 900 & 2100.
so there could be coverage issues with it on XT

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  Reply # 437684 10-Feb-2011 11:44

Great price but I am waiting on the V2 due out on the 13th. The leaked specs make waiting better for me.

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