The Samsung Galaxy Tab is already available in some European countries, in whatever form it maybe. In the UK, it's already available for pre-orders. We have two more countries to add to that list, one is Germany and the other is in the Middle East, in Dubai (UAE).
In Germany, the Galaxy Tab is available in retail (SIM free no contracts) or with a contract. The retail price for the device over in Germany is at €729.90 ($1,009) or you might want to tie the device up with a contract for €299.90 ($415) with a €35/month ($49) contract for 2-years (Vodafone Germany). If you're in Germany get yours by clicking here.
Source: Unwired View
Over in the UAE at the Gitex Dubai expo, they are offering a special promo for the device "where consumers can buy the Android tablet with an Etisalat connection for AED999 ($272) and monthly subscription of AED150 ($41) including unlimited data."
The tablet is available with those prices only inside the expo, If you will be buying outside the expo, prices might be different.
Source: Samsung Hub
Now with all these news, that the tablet from Samsung is offering itself for purchase to more and more markets, the question is, will Samsung hold up to its goal on selling 10 million of these tablets all over the world before the in end of 2010? As one tech blog have said, the Achille's heal of the Galaxy Tab is its price. Well, lets just wait and see how the tablet will be doing in the future.
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