Canadian Galaxy Note available February 14 for $250

Canadian carriers are jumping on the bandwagon too. On February 14th you will be able to purchase a Galaxy Note on Telus, Bell, or Rogers. It will cost C$249.99 on a three year contact. The Canadian Galaxy Notes will run on LTE or at least the Bell and Telus versions according to Best Buy.

Source: Best Buy via The Verge

Jan 30, 2012

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Galaxy Note officially coming to AT&T February 19th

It looks like that leaked AT&T roadmap was nearly spot-on. AT&T has just come out and announced that they will be selling the Galaxy Note February 19th. They will also start accepting preorders as early as February 5th. Preorders will be processed on the 15th and shipped on the 17th. The actual device will cost $299.99 on contract.

Source: The Verge

Jan 28, 2012

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New Galaxy Tab rumored to be announced at Mobile World Congress

This year Mobile World Congress will be held February 27 through March 1 and AndroidandMe is reporting that a new Galaxy Tab model will be announced there. The tablet that will be announced is the already rumored Galaxy Tab 11.6.

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Jan 25, 2012

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AT&T Galaxy Note coming February 18th

BGR reports that AT&T will start selling their variant of the Galaxy Note on February 18th. It will cost $299.99 with a two year contract. That is a little higher than I would have hoped but it is, after all, a small tablet.

The big difference with AT&T’s Galaxy Note is the ability to get blazing fast data speeds on their new 4G LTE network. There is also a small GHz upgrade on the CPU from 1.4 GHz to 1.5 GHz. The actual chipset inside is still up for debate. The original model has a Samsung built Exynos processor but it is rumored that the AT&T variant has a Qualcomm built Snapdragon processor. Either way this phone is fast and deserves to be in your daily driver.

Source: BGR via The Verge