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T-Mobile to add Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet to line-up
Newsbrief by Dan Seifert on Wednesday September 28, 2011.
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T-Mobile, via its Facebook page, has revealed that it will soon carry the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Honeycomb tablet. Details are pretty scarce at this point, as we don't know if the carrier is picking up a 3G version, or if it will just offer the Wi-Fi model. T-Mobile says that more information, such as pricing and release date, will be revealed in the coming weeks.
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