too difficult for me.
how do i import contact from sim card? all my contacts gone 

Galaxy Tab does have their own video player right?
can they play .flv video from their player?

How much now ah?

2699 no contract , free 3g camera
1849 1 year contract
1749 2 year contract

Hi, contract with who? release already?

As you might have already heard, the Galaxy Tab is now officially available from Maxis. If you want to take a close look Maxis and Samsung are running a roadshow at Sungei Wang Concourse area this whole weekend.

After that you can purchase the Galaxy Tab will be available at Maxis Centres in KLCC, Pavilion KL, Sunway Pyramid and Taman Tun Dr. Ismail from 25 October onwards.

Nationwide availability at Maxis centres and selected Maxis exclusive partners will be from 29 October onwards.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab retails for RM2,699 outright. Maxis will also be offering contracts for the device — RM1,849 for 12 months and RM1,749 for 24 months.

For contract purchase, you’ll have to subscribe to Maxis Value Plans (Value first, Value Plus 50, 80,150,250 or 500) and a data bundle (500MB, 1.5GB or 3GB).


http://www.soyacincau.com/page/2/

can i trade in with SGS to get SGT?

haha

big screen , but the huge.....

hard to carry

Is this package still have RM10 rebate monthly on data plan??

Up for orders now:



Case RM26 each
Clear SP RM15 each
Matte SP RM22 each

U will soon see these items being sold somewhere in SG Wang but definitely not at this price

As you might have already heard, the Galaxy Tab is now officially available from Maxis. If you want to take a close look Maxis and Samsung are running a roadshow at Sungei Wang Concourse area this whole weekend.

After that you can purchase the Galaxy Tab will be available at Maxis Centres in KLCC, Pavilion KL, Sunway Pyramid and Taman Tun Dr. Ismail from 25 October onwards.

Nationwide availability at Maxis centres and selected Maxis exclusive partners will be from 29 October onwards.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab retails for RM2,699 outright. Maxis will also be offering contracts for the device — RM1,849 for 12 months and RM1,749 for 24 months.

For contract purchase, you’ll have to subscribe to Maxis Value Plans (Value first, Value Plus 50, 80,150,250 or 500) and a data bundle (500MB, 1.5GB or 3GB).


http://www.soyacincau.com/page/2/

We can't hide our disappointment in the Samsung Galaxy Tab. It had the potential to deliver a serious blow to Apple's iPad sales. But in truth, the Galaxy Tab is no match for the iPad. It's nowhere near as smooth, it's not as polished and remarkably, it's not even a match when it comes to value for money.
If portability and Android are your main concern, the Galaxy Tab is certainly a handy gadget to have in your geeky arsenal. But for £530(RM2699 in Malaysia?), we were expecting a hell of a lot more.

We liked:
The Android interface is fantastic, and in indoor conditions everything works pretty well. The screen is bright and colourful. Watching videos and listening to music is easy, as is transferring content to and from the device.
The Android Market enables you to customise the device beyond recognition, and so you'll never get bored of it.
The size has its benefits, too. It's a lot more pocket and bag friendly than the iPad, but it's still a pretty hefty object to have to lug round with you everywhere.
Flash support is a major advantage over the iPad, and the ability to surf online video is very well received.
We disliked:
The sluggish web browsing is very frustrating. As Google readily admits, Android 2.2 is in no way optimised for tablets, and so we can't help feeling that the Galaxy Tab has come along a bit too early.
The screen is also quite disappointing. It's not terrible, but it's in no way a class-leading piece of glass. With the 7-inch screen, it's an incredibly portable device, and so an AMOLED screen would have gone down a treat.
The camera, too, is fairly poor. Again, it's nice to have this feature, but remember this is a £530(RM2699 in Malaysia?) gadget. It's expensive, and so you expect all the features to be top-notch... But they're not

Anyway, TechRadar already reviewed this Tab... Guess what? 3 out of 5 star only! 
This's their verdict for Tab..
A little bit sad to know the truth that 2.2 can't work well with Tab.. Thought of getting it in nearest time but..  

LOL! I don't like to be tied with contract especially with Maxis because I already tried with postpaid before and already blacklisted by them! 
Anyway, TechRadar already reviewed this Tab... Guess what? 3 out of 5 star only! 
This's their verdict for Tab..
A little bit sad to know the truth that 2.2 can't work well with Tab.. Thought of getting it in nearest time but..  

urm well, dont just listen from 1 side of the story. go read more reviews.

Having ipad for 7 months and tested briefly the tab I would say both have its pro n
cons. use those web reviews used as s guide.  Ultimately which is better depend on what you want to do with it.
personally I feel this tab can be my alternative tablet.  Frankly the ipad is just an overblown and overhype tablet. I love my macs but seriousky I can't say so for the
Ipad.