T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note now available to the masses

We have already knew that the Samsung Galaxy Note was going to be on T-Mobile, but now the smartphone has come to the market. The T-Mobile flavor of the successful phablet is available for $250 after a $50 mail-in rebate, with a two year contract. The Note is available either online, in a T-Mobile store, or in most major retailers. The Note is a very nice handset, but we think that the thought of the Note's successor coming in the next month may deter people away from this handset. If you have not read about the Samsung Galaxy Note before, it is a giant 5.3 inch phablet (phone+tablet) that still offers a nice display, good performance, and a quality camera. The only disappointing part is that it does not offer top-of-the-line performance anymore, and its successor is going to be released in the coming weeks. If you absolutely need to get the note taking handset now and want the note features over anything, the Galaxy Note is still a great choice for you. If you are a power user though, we suggest you either buy the Galaxy S III or wait for the Galaxy Note II to come out. Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Note is still a great choice for customers, but not for power users. Want more information on the arrival of the Samsung Galaxy Note to the magenta network? Check out the source link below for more information, or check out the T-Mobile link to buy this handset.

Via: Engadget
Source: T-Mobile

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