Samsung unveiled its ultra-portable Galaxy Tab 3 variant, the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, back in April, 2013, and two months later the device was available in the U.K. from several retailers for $199. However, if you haven’t had the opportunity to pick one up before now, you may be pleased to hear that Walmart, the popular independent online retailer, is currently offering the device with an $20 reduction.

Verizon has today announced that it is now offering the LTE variant of Samsung’s latest flagship tablet, the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2, on any of its 2-year data plans with a rather hefty $749 price tag. However, if you’re considering picking one up, and you don’t want to be entwined in a 2-year contract, it will only set you back an extra $100 for the privilege.

Back in January, HTC introduced the Desire 310 as a brand new ultra-affordable dual-SIM smartphone marked for Europe, however, the Taiwanese company failed to provide any pricing or availability information before now. Earlier today, the Happy Telephone Company announced that the handset will launch in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands on April 10 for prices ranging from €150 to €170.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 is fresh from its announcement last week, but a new rumor claims that its mini variant is already in the making. According to an Indian import listing, a device with the model number SM-G870a has been spotted.

In an effort to enter the booming budget tablet segment, HP has just launched its new 1401 tablet in the U.S. It doesn’t come with a very impressive hardware sheet, but makes up for it with the pricing. At $169.99 HP 8 1401 is certainly worth a look. Read on for more on the hardware specifications.