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Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 to cost $600 in US

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Himanshu 14 March 2017

Samsung Android Tablets

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 will cost $600 in the United States. This information comes from retailer Best Buy, which has the Wi-Fi-only model listed on its website.

The tablet isn't available for purchase yet, and the listing doesn't reveal an exact launch date - it just says "coming soon."

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is available to pre-order in Germany, where the Wi-Fi-only model carries €679 price tag, while the LTE model costs €769. Pre-orders are also up in Canada, where the tablet (Wi-Fi model) costs CAD 799.99 (around $595). Shipments in both countries begin March 24 onwards.

Over in the UK, the tablet launches April 7 for £600.

Best Buy (US • Canada) | Samsung Germany | Via

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  • AnonD-647900
  • Y7u
  • 17 Mar 2017

Did you just blame tablets unpopularity on 2-in-1's lol Windows will always be relevant in a desktop environment and highly sought after for a myriad of reasons some of which were already mentioned to you, take it from someone whose used all versions...

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  • Anonymous
  • uPF
  • 15 Mar 2017

"Else it's a toy because as far as content consumption goes it's the dull cousin of tablets" What kind of crack are you on? Social networks? I could open as many tabs and as many programs as I want without any slow down and typing on my mechan...

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  • pVN
  • 15 Mar 2017

You speak of content creation. Very few people do that , it's like 20-80 (the amount of people who create content vs those that don't ). So yeah, if you belong into that 20%, absolutely, buy a laptop. Else it's a toy because as far as content consump...

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