Showing posts with label G-Slate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label G-Slate. Show all posts

August 10, 2011

USA: T-Mobile G-Slate should get Android 3.1 Honeycomb update today


LG have announced that the Android 3.1 Honeycomb update for the T-Mobile G-Slate, which is basically the LG Optimus Pad, starting today or it should have started rolling out yesterday. You might wanna check for updates if you have a G-Slate. The update will bring in all the 3.1 Honeycomb goodness into your 3D capable tablet most notably a much more stable and an enhanced performance from the platform. 


April 23, 2011

USA: T-Mobile gives any G-Slate buyer a $100 discount

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Good find by Endgadget! This offer was offered to those who signed up for a special promotional offer the carrier teased recently, Endgadget says. But all of you know that the tablet is somehow, a bit on the pricey side of it all, which stands at $549 on contract. But, you can slash a whole $100 out of that making the tablet more affordable for would-be buyers bringing the price down to just $430 (assuming you have an existing voice plan with the carrier or you can sign up for one). So what do you have to do to get that price slashing action there? Just use the reference promo code GSLATE100 when you get the tablet via the phone. Check out the photo above for the steps to do! Have a happy 3D capable tablet day to you!


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April 21, 2011

USA: T-Mobile launches the G-Slate, G2X, and the SideKick 4G

T-Mobile USA, launches 3 devices today! They are the T-Mobile G-Slate, G2X, and the SideKick 4G. OK so where do I start? Ok let me start with the SideKick 4G. The device is obviously the successor of the last SideKick device from T-Mobile. It still resembles the SideKick design but with a difference. The SideKick 4G is running on Android 2.2 Froyo, made by Samsung, and is a 4G capable device. If you are buying the SideKick 4G it will cost you $99 with a 2-year contract with T-Mobile. It comes in two colors too, Black and Magenta.

April 20, 2011

USA: T-Mobile announced the official launch date of the G-Slate - April 20


Ok, so finally, T-Mobile USA have announced the launch date of the world's first 3D capable tablet, the LG made T-Mobile G-Slate. Known in other markets as the LG Optimus Pad, the G-Slate will be launched in Us shores on April 20. The device is given a price tag of $529.99 and that comes with a 2-year contract with the carrier.

April 14, 2011

USA: Let's Talk to start taking pre-orders of the T-Mobile G-Slate tomorrow


When was the last time I posted about the T-Mobile G-Slate? I can't remember but I can remember that T-Mobile USA have confirmed the pricing of the tablet to be at $529.99 and aside from that I also posted about MobileCity taking pre-orders of the device for $699.99. Now, don't go to the comment box and ask me, why is MobileCity asking for a much higher price than T-Mobile? I can't answer that question.

March 23, 2011

T-Mobile confirms Sidekick 4G ($99.99) and G-Slate ($529.99) pricing


T-Mobile at CTIA 2011 have confirmed the pricing to two of their newest devices announced. The Samsung made T-Mobile Sidekick 4G and the LG made T-Mobile G-Slate. The Sidekick 4G will cost $99.99 after rebate and a 2-year contract. The G-Slate on the other hand will cost $529.99 after a rebate and with a 2-year contract for data services. Both of which are expected to launch this coming Spring. Unfortunately, we still do not have the exact date on when these devices will get to see the limelight.


March 2, 2011

MobileCity puts the T-Mobile G-Slate for pre-order priced at $699.99




MobileCity have put the T-Mobile G-Slate on pre-order! The G-Slate which is know by the rest of the world as the LG Optimus Pad is definitely cheaper by $100 compared to Motorola's Xoom. T-Mobile might offer the device at a higher price since this price if by MobileCity and not T-Mobile's. Nonetheless, we finally got some idea how much this 3D capable tablet is. Unfortunately we still do not have any idea about when the device will be launched. MobileCity just says "No ETA at this time".



Source: SlashGear

February 2, 2011

T-Mobile outs details of the LG G-Slate - 3D and HD capable


That is the LG-Slate! Finally in an official press photo! T-Mobile did not only released these photos but they have also outed a press release that details the said tablet. The tablet was announced during CES 2011 with a video that only features the sides of the device and Android 3.0 Honeycomb. It was revealed twice on two different videos, one in a K-pop artist's music video and a video of a guitar man. Today, we are able to see the LG's G-Slate headed for T-Mobile in the US.

February 1, 2011

LG's G-Slate gives us another teasing by someone with a guitar


LG's tablet challenger, the LG G-Slate, gets another brief showcasing via a video this time by a guitar man. LG, I have to admit, got a few tricks up it's sleeves when it comes to building hype before releasing or introducing to the world a device they will eventually launch. The first teasing we got from this tablet is from a Korean Pop star in his music video.

January 23, 2011

LG G-Slate spotted in a South Korean music video!


Oh yes, that is the LG G-Slate. It was first introduced by LG during the CES 2011 bound to be heading for T-Mobile but that was just a teaser video, not really showing what the tablet looks like. What LG has in mind is, why not put the tablet in a music video? Another teaser, but at least we can see what the tablet actually will look like when it comes down on Earth.


January 6, 2011

T-Mobile G-Slate an Android 3.0 4G tablet by LG


LG and T-Mobile had a joint press release to introduce the world's first Android 3.0 4G capable tablet which will be called the G-Slate with Google. Not much was said about the tablet neither does the video. But LG and T-Mobile with Google will be launching this 4G Android 3.0 tablet "soon". The tablet will sport a HSPA+ radio (which is 4G in T-Mobile's standards). No other information about the device was given, unfortunately. We have to still wait for it for them to officially announce and unveil the device and have a glimpse of how it looks not even the screen size was given. Head over the break to watch the video.