The Verge - Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus arrives November 13th for $399

Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus shipping from Amazon, just a little early

2011-11-03T14:10:05Z

Samsung spent a long time teasing the November 13 release date of the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, but it looks like Amazon's decided to go ahead and start shipping Sammy's reworked 7-inch tablet with Honeycomb now. You're still looking at $399 for the 16GB model and $499 for the 32GB — fairly steep, especially considering Amazon's own Kindle Fire will arrive on the 15th with extremely similar specs for just $199, although it's running a heavily modified version of Gingerbread. Anyone willing to pay the premium for Honeycomb on the 7.0 Plus?

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus hits shelves November 13th

2011-10-23T18:04:16Z

And with that, the last piece of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus puzzle is complete — Samsung's announced a November 13th release date for its latest seven-inch slate, and pre-orders starting today. If you've been looking for a Galaxy Tab 10.1 in a smaller form factor or a possible upgrade from Sammy's original slate, this 9.9mm package delivers the dual-core 1.2GHz processor and Android Honeycomb 3.2 you've probably been looking for, alongside Wi-Fi channel bonding, IR remote control and a 4,000mAh battery underneath that 1024 x 600 display. As we all discovered earlier this month, prices start at $399 for the base model with 16GB of storage, though we imagine you'll see a 32GB design for $499 soon, and it's quite possible T-Mobile...

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus up for pre-order at $399.99, no release date yet

2011-10-11T20:02:16Z

When Samsung announced the 7-inch Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus tablet at the end of September, it did so with nary a word about when it would be coming to the US or how much it would cost. Thanks to a J&R pre-order listing, we now know the 9.9mm-thick Honeycomb slate will cost $399.99 for 16GB of internal storage or $499.99 for 32GB. You'll get a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, dual cameras, and a heaping helping of Samsung's TouchWiz UI. Pre-order now to make sure you get one whenever it arrives — unless, that is, the $199.99 Kindle Fire has already realigned what you think an Android tablet should cost.