As reported from Engadget, some of the accessories will be available on launch, which will be happening on November 1st for those of you in the UK.

Key accessories include the keyboard dock, which will feature a full 83 key layout and includes a built-in docking station and charging / 3.5mm audio output connections.

If that doesn’t take your fancy, there is also the official multimedia dock, which comes with speaker outputs (3.5mm) and mini HDMI port. This one will also be available at launch.

If you’re interested in picking either of these up, they are priced at £69.99 and £39.99 respectively, or around $110 and $60 for those of you in the US.

Head to Engadget to read the full list of official accessories and prices. Which one do you like the most?

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As reported from Engadget, the stylish looking stylus is priced at £39.99 in the UK, and is now available to pre-order on Play.com for a shipping date of October 4th, this coming Monday.

It seems rather strange that we haven’t heard any official details from Samsung on the pen, but you can clearly see in the product listing that the Stylus pen has the Samsung branding on it.

So for those of you who are looking for an alternative way to input text on the Galaxy Tab, the Bluetooth Stylus will be perfect for taking advantage of the handwriting feature on the device. It will also come with support for accepting or rejecting calls – which is a nice add-on.

Are any of you interested in this?

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As reported from Phandroid, the pricing information has been obtained by a source over at Android Guys. They say that data prices for the Galaxy Tab will be split up into three categories: per day, per week or per month.

This is the part where you look away as AT&T are allegedly going to be charging $15 per day for 100MB of data usage. If you go over that amount, you’ll be charged another $15.

If you opt for a weekly package, then you’ll need to pay $30. This will get you 300MB of data and will be valid for a week only – it won’t roll onto the next week if you don’t use it.

Finally, we have the monthly option. For a whopping $50 per month, you’ll get 1GB of data for use over 30 days. If you plan to use the Galaxy Tab on the move everywhere and anywhere, you’ll probably be needing this data option.

At the moment, these prices are unconfirmed by AT&T, but at least they give you a prediction of things to come. Are the prices too high for you, or do you think they are reasonable?

Personally, $15 a day is too much in my opinion, as I think $10 would be a fairer amount for those who don’t need to use 100MB and just want to hop on and off to check emails.

What are your thoughts on these prices? You might be better off waiting for the BlackBerry Playbook.

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As reported from Engadget, there will be three accessories that you’ll be able to buy first of all, and they are the Keyboard dock, HDMI dock and the official Galaxy Tab car kit.

Engadget has already managed to snap some pictures of each accessory as well as obtain the first details on them. The keyboard dock is pretty straight forward. This will be for those who prefer a physical QWERTY option, and it will be available for $99.99.

Next up is the HDMI dock, which Samsung are charging around $69 for. It will allow you to listen to music, and view movies and pictures in 1080p.

Finally, there had to be an official car dock from Samsung, and it will be priced at $99 as well. If you’re interested in this, it will offer turn-by-turn navigation amongst other GPS features.

If you are concerned about the pricing for the official accessories, you can always wait around until third-party accessories start appearing – Black Friday is a good guess.

Let us know your thoughts on all three products.

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