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Samsung Galaxy Tab landing on O2 in October
Newsbrief by Michael Oryl on Thursday September 02, 2010.
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According to a tweet posted on an O2 Germany Twitter account, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet sized smartphone will be available to O2 customers for 27.50 EUR per month with an upfront 99 EUR cost starting in October of 2010. No word yet on when the Galaxy Tab might reach O2 customers in other markets.
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