As we reported a few weeks ago, today marks the day of Sprint's Galaxy Tab launch. It will cost you $399 on a two-year contract, and the data plans will run you $29.99 per month for 2GB of data, or $59.99 per month for 5GB of data and unlimited messaging.
During your next two trips around the sun, the 2GB data plan will cost you a little more than $700, and the 5GB/unlimited messaging plan will lighten your nest egg by $1,400 or so -- and that's before any additional taxes and surcharges. So I ask you this, dear hardworking, penny-pinching Android Central reader: is it worth it?
Ask your questions, share your opinions, and above all else, vent your joy and frustrations in our own Galaxy Tab forums. Haven't got a clue what this Samsung Galaxy Tab doohickey is? Oh, and check out our hands on video.
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