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The AT&T logo is seen at their store in Times Square in New York April 21, 2010. Reuters/Shannon Stapleton

Samsung Galaxy View is already available in the U.S. but not from a wireless carrier. But now, AT&T will start selling Samsung’s giant screen Galaxy View tablet on Nov. 20.

On the same day, the U.S. carrier will also begin the sale of Lumia 950, Microsoft’s first Windows 10 phone.

The 18.4-inch Galaxy View tablet is already available for purchase at the company’s official website, as well as from third party online retailers like Amazon, Best Buy and B&H. On AT&T, the Samsung Galaxy View will be available in black and will come with a price tag of US$500 (AU$704) with a two-year contract, or at a monthly installment of US$30 ($AU42) for 20 months, if qualified for the AT&T plan.

But there’s also a limited period offer of just US$99.99 ($AU141) with a two-year contract. To avail the offer, users need to sign up for DIRECTV service for two-years, said AT&T in press release.

The extra large tablet comes packed with an 18.4-inch Full HD display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels resulting in a pixel density of 123ppi. The tablet also sports a 1.6GHz octa-core processor, 2 GB of RAM, either 32 GB or 64 GB of internal storage option and a massive 5,700 mAh battery. The Galaxy View runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop with a Media UX skin on top.

On AT&T Next, Microsoft Lumia 950 will be available in Matte Black and Matte White for $0 down on Next 24 Plan (US$19.97 or AU$28.11 per month); Next 18 Plan (US$24.96 or AU$35.14 per month) and Next 12 Plan (US$29.95 or AU$42.16 per month).

Users can also buy a Lumia 950 on AT&T Next at US$149.99 (AU$211) for two-year contract. Customers purchasing the Microsoft Lumia 950 on AT&T Next will be able to avail a Surface 3 for $399.99 (AU$563) on a two-year agreement confirmed AT&T.

Lumia 950 features a 5.2-inch display, a hexa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset with 3 GB of RAM. The smartphone features 32 GB internal memory, which can be expanded up to 200 GB, reports CNET. The Lumia 950 supports Continuum, which enables the smartphone to work like a PC when paired with a monitor and keyboard.

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