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On Apr 10, Samsung released a new Wi-Fi exclusive version of its Galaxy Tab 7.0 contact tablet. This marks the prototypal release of the Galaxy Tab that isn’t equal to a limited carrier. Samsung’s example paper runs on Android 2.1, has a 3MP rear camera, a front-facing camera, and crapper access the Android Market.

The Galaxy Tab 7.0 got a toll cut as well. Though it was released at prices prodigious $600 terminal year, the 7-inch iPad competitor today runs for $349.99 at most online retailers, including Amazon and TigerDirect. The lowered toll puts it in distinction with the example iPad, which crapper be purchased for roughly the same price.

This news comes as Samsung prepares to start its Galaxy Tab 8.9 and 10.1, which both separate on Android 3.0 and are priced as baritone as $469. Oddly, Samsung has not shown some open interest in upgrading the example 7-inch tablet, which looks somewhat dated when settled next to its larger cousins.

With a contract, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3G models currently delude for $549 on AT&T, $249 on T-Mobile, $199 on Verizon, and $299 on Sprint.