Sentences with phrase «wifi version costs»

The entry - level 32 GB + WiFi version costs only $ 329, which is $ 70 below the starting price of iPad Air 2, and twice as cheap as iPad Pro 10.5, released in June.

The WiFi version costs $ 119 ($ 139 for the ad - free version) and $ 179 ($ 199 for the ad - free version) for the 3G version and will be available October 8.

The WiFi only model costs $ 139 and the 3G plus WiFi version costs $ 189.

The base WiFi version costs $ 499, and the 16 GB WiFi +3 G version is priced at $ 629.

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According to recent information, the games should cost the same as PSP titles ($ 40), but will you shell out the $ 250 for the WiFi - only version or $ 300 for the 3G model?

The 32 GB version costs $ 599 with WiFi, and $ 729 with WiFi and 3G.

Buyers can still choose from a wifi - only version priced at $ 399, and the LTE version will cost $ 529.

Compare this to the WiFi only versions of the new Kindle that cost $ 139 while the Nook costs $ 149.

Costing $ 189, the Kindle Touch 3G ships on November 21st, the same day as the standard WiFi version.

The Kindle WIFI with Special Offers will cost $ 99, while the non-advertising version will cost $ 139.09.

T - Mobile's Tab 10.1 is WiFi - only at this time and will cost customers $ 499 for the 16 GB version and $ 599 for the 32 GB version.

There are currently several resellers, and costs start at $ 572 for the wifi - only version, or $ 668 for a version that'll work with an AT&T SIM.

The 3G and the WiFi only versions cost $ 139 and $ 189 respectively and both the versions in both colors have gone off the market.

The Transformer sells internationally at an extremely affordable $ 399 for the 16 GB WiFi version while the same with 32 GB on board costs $ 499.

The 32 GB version will cost $ 599 with WiFi, and $ 729 with WiFi and 3G.

The 16 GB version of the iPad will cost $ 499 with WiFi, and $ 629 with WiFi and 3G.

Alternatively, consumers can purchase a WiFi - only iPad for $ 500 for the 16 GB WiFi version, while the comparable 32 GB version of the iPad costs $ 729 for the WiFi +3 G model.

Wifi Tabs to cost $ 399.99 and $ 499.99, LTE versions coming to AT&T, T - Mobile, Sprint and Verizon later this year Following yesterday's Samsung Galaxy Tab S announcements, Samsung has begun taking pre-orders for its new 8.4 or 10.5 - inch slabs in the U.S. market.

January rumors that the tablet could cost $ 799 put off consumers, who perhaps delayed buying an iPad, which costs $ 500 for the entry - level WiFi version and as much as $ 829 for the WiFi +3 G model.

Adding the new Retina Display and faster processor did cause the price on the Mini to go up a little though, as it now starts at $ 399 for the 16 GB WiFi version up from the $ 329 it cost for the 16 GB non-Retina Mini.

That British example may be particularly apt, given that the 16 GB, WiFi - only version of the iPad costs 429 pounds sterling on Apple's U.K. site, while the 64 GB, 3G - enabled version retails for 699 pounds sterling.

WiFi 32 GB version will now cost you INR 29,990, while for 3G 32 GB version; you will have to shell out INR 35,590 (Flipkart is selling it for INR 35K).

I'm gonna buy a tablet but I STIIIIILLLL couldnt imagine buying a carrier version unless the WiFi only Android tabs of this caliber are only gonna cost $ 50 - 100 less.

The WiFi - only version of the Galaxy Tab, for example, costs $ 500 from Best Buy — twice the price of the Nook Color.

As expected, retail cost still remains at $ 599.99 for the WiFi only version.

I'm afraid to hear what the wifi version only will cost.

I'll wait and see what it cost off contract or if they release a wifi version, what that cost will be... but they better hurry that wifi xoom is looking better everyday to me

The cost factor is negatable if you buy the WiFi - only version at $ 600 or use Ocho - Cinco's 25 % off code (courtesy of XDA) to lower the 3G model down to $ 600, either of which would put in on point with the iPad.

HP's WIFI only webOS tablet will be available on July 1st, with pre-ordering starting on June 19th and at a cost of # 399 for the 16 GB version and # 479 with 32 GB of internal storage.

While Verizon is selling a 4G / 3G Tab 10.1, T - Mobile's Tab 10.1 is WiFi - only at this time and will cost customers $ 499 for the 16 GB version and $ 599 for the 32 GB version.

And at the price for the WiFi only version, I'll just grab one... there's no question that the $ 100 price reduction from what it cost to get in a couple of months ago is HUGE.

The WiFi - only model costs $ 99 for the special offers version and $ 139 without ads.

Apparently, a 16 GB model of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi only version will cost just $ 399 (taxes excluded) instead of the $ 499 price that was making rounds.

In Europe, the WiFi version of the device will cost $ 199, while the WiFi and 3G versions will cost $ 249.

I'm wondering what the WiFi version will cost, what's the usual cost difference between a 3G model vs WiFi?

I realize that there is a cost advantage to producing the same chassis for all variants of the ThinkPad Tablet, but it seems like Lenovo could have made the WiFi versions with a micro-SD slot in the place of the useless SIM card port.

This is a solid deal, as the 16 GB version of the WiFi - only Apple iPad costs $ 499 at Apple stores and at most online retailers.

What we know about pricing is that the cheapest version, WiFi only and 16 GB of storage will cost $ 469, while the 32 GB will tick in at 569 $ - both versions will be available on June 8.

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The tablet will be available starting June 8th, with the WiFi only 16 GB version to cost $ 499, while the 32 GB will need an additional 100 bucks investment.

You can get a 32 GB, WiFi only version for $ 429, 64 GB for $ 529, while 3G versions cost $ 449 (16 GB), $ 529 (32 GB) and $ 629 (64 GB).

The WiFi - only option will cost $ 420, and the LTE version will be $ 520.

A 128 GB WiFi - only model will cost $ 949, while a 128 GB WiFi + Cellular version will set you back $ 1079.

The tablet's WiFi version is now available with 128 GB storage for $ 399 and the cellular version costs $ 529.