AT&T Samsung Galaxy Tab Release Date & Pricing Leaked

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I don’t know what took AT&T this long to have its Samsung Galaxy Tab details leaked! I mean we’ve known all along that all major U.S. carriers will get the Samsung Android tablet, but AT&T kept quiet, for whatever reasons, on this matter whereas the other three leaked everything there was to know about their Samsung Galaxy Tab launch.

As you already know the T-Mobile started selling the tablet yesterday while Verizon is getting it today. Sprint is following soon and AT&T will be the last of these four musketeers to sell the device.

According to a leaked piece of virtual paper, the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Tab will be released on November 21 and it will cost you $649.99. That’s still expensive in my book, but that’s the off-contract price you’ll have to pay for the device.

Since the device comes with 3G support, AT&T will have two data plans to offer you: 250MB for $14.99 per month or 2GB for $25 per month. So why isn’t the carrier interested in forcing a two-year data plan down your throat in order to sell the Galaxy Tab for a lot less? Maybe we don’t have all the details regarding AT&T’s plans for the Galaxy Tab, so we’ll definitely be on the lookout for the official press release from the carrier before we’ll tell you, yet again, that the Galaxy Tab seems just too expensive to buy off-contract.

The AT&T Galaxy Tab will be entirely similar to the ones rival carriers in the USA are selling, so there’s no point actually waiting for AT&T to make up its mind and launch the device already. Now that you have all the details regarding pricing and release dates for T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint and AT&T (that’s the actual Tab launch order in the USA) you can go ahead and select your carrier for the Tab right away and order the tablet.

The Wi-Fi Galaxy Tab is coming in 2011 only, so in case you absolutely want a Samsung Android tablet now you’ll have to purchase the more expensive 3G version. What U.S. carrier will you choose?