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Wi-Fi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab S arrives at Amazon, Best Buy June 27

Retailers will start stocking the Wi-Fi-only version Samsung's higher-end tablet for $400 and $500, depending on size.

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The Wi-Fi version of Samsung's two Galaxy Tab S tablets go on sale in the US in a few weeks, arriving on June 27. Amazon, Best Buy, and Sears are a few of the retailers selling the 8.4-inch and 10.5-inch slates, which you can also buy directly from Samsung.com.

The smaller tablet costs $400, while its larger kin comes in for $500. Hopefully all the brick-and-mortar retailers will carry both tablets in white and bronze shades, though be warned that some may only stock one color.

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If you prefer your Galaxy Tab S to surf a data network, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon will all carry LTE versions of at least one size, sometime later this year.

Be sure to check out our initial impressions in CNET's Galaxy Tab S hands-on.

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