Numerous Samsung Galaxy Tab contract deals are expected to sell this tablet cheaply here. Samsung’s head of mobile communications, JK Shin, observed: “Samsung recognizes the tremendous growth potential in this newly created market and we believe that the Samsung Galaxy Tab offers a unique and open proposition to the market.” By introducing the Tab to the market, South Korea’s leading mobile phone company has opened the doors for a much more competitive and dynamic environment to prevail in the tablet computer market.

This undoubtedly ends the largely monopolistic control that Apple enjoyed until now. Add to the Samsung tablet, the Dell Streak, and the Blackberry Playbook about to be released, the scene is certainly heating up. Samsung also realizes that with more than a couple of players fighting, prices will be a key factor in deciding the winner.

Hence, Samsung has partnered with Vodafone and soon the market here will witness the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Tab Vodafone here through countless Galaxy Tab deals and free SIM plans. At first glance, the Samsung Galaxy fares more than favorably when compared to Apple’s much-imagined iPads.

While iPads with a much wider 9.3-inch touchscreen perform better compared to the Samsung tablet’s seven-inch-wide touchscreen, Samsung has much better storage space, two camera devices (3 megapixels and 1.3 megapixels) versus none on Apple iPads. Now combine this with the cheaper prices obtained due to Samsung Galaxy contract deals, you are sure you are seeing a potential threat to the bastion of the iPad market. After Samsung Galaxy Tab Vodafone, other network service providers are also likely to join the fray and publish a good number of Samsung Monte Deals and other such lucrative offers.