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Galaxy S4 Pre-Order to Come With A Free Galaxy Tab 2 7.0

Customers pre-ordering the Samsung Galaxy S4 through the online retailer Carphone Warehouse will have the opportunity to win a free Galaxy Tab 2 7.0.

The company announced that it will be giving away free Tab 2s for the first 2000 people who pre-ordered the Galaxy S4. The Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 is an impressive HD tablet, so this is a steal for those who reserved the new flagship smartphone through Carphone Warehouse.

The retailer has not announced pricing information for the Galaxy S4 yet.

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AT&T will begin offering pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S4 on April 16.

The company did not confirm an official release date for the device, but did reveal pricing information, stating that it will retail for $249.99 with a new 2-year commitment.

"Continuing our legacy as the first carrier to launch Samsung's Galaxy series, we are excited to announce AT&T customers will be able to begin pre-order the Galaxy S4 beginning April 16 for $249.99 with a two-year commitment," the carrier said.

"We are proud to offer this iconic device and continue to offer our customers the best smartphone line-up, with a variety of devices for every lifestyle and budget," added AT&T.

The carrier also created a special website for those interested in pre-ordering the Galaxy S4.

T-Mobile will begin selling the device on May 1, so AT&T might end up offering it around the same time.

Around three quarters of the first 10 million Galaxy S4 models will come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 CPU instead of the company's own Exynos 5 Octa processor.

The System LSI division is having issues ironing out the performance and design issues before it could mass produce the device to satisfy the overwhelming demand. Samsung plans to ship the device to as many markets as possible and using the Exynos 5 Octa in most models would slow production down significantly, according to the Korean site ETNews.

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