The tablet war comes preceded by a price war between the operators. And it is that although yesterday we told you that Simyo had lowered its price by 100 euros for the Samsung Galaxy Tab (which it sells without blocking access to the SIM cards of other operators), today we have to do the same with another competing company. In this case, Orange is the one that has renewed its offer for the still only tablet that the Korean Samsung has on the market.
Unfortunately, the promotion is only accessible to self-employed and business customers, who could benefit from the updated price to get the Samsung Galaxy Tab: from 150 euros. It is, logically, a cost subject to subsidies, so you will have to fasten your belt with the conditions that will have to be met to take the device at that price.
Whether we are a client of the system of autonomous or SMEs, we must commit ourselves not to leave the rate we hire, neither the company for a minimum period of 24 months.
In addition, we will have to contract a 3G Plus Flat Rate, which for 46 euros per month will allow us to navigate at high speed with a data traffic package of ten GB (which once we consume, will lower the speed up to 128 kbps). In addition, the rate includes 100 SMS to national destinations.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is the tablet screen seven inches which was presented as an alternative to the iPad of Apple. It works with Android 2.2 FroYo, and has mobile phone functions, with which we could make calls with this terminal. It has a main three - megapixel camera and a front 1.3 megapixel quality, designed to make video calls.
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