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Hands on with the LG G-Slate

For being an original member of the Open Handset Alliance , the organization Google helped assemble in order to have a small army to support Android, LG has been pretty quiet. Their first couple of Android devices were comparatively unsuccessful, in fact it seemed as though LG was only interested in serving the budget consumer. Then, seemingly overnight, LG dropped the O2X and the G2X . Those were mostly identical phones, but packed enough power to start rumors that LG would bring forth the next Nexus phone with Google. LG wasn’t satisfied with just making a good phone though, they also wanted to put their hat in the Tablet market as well. Now, as the first Honeycomb tablet on T-Mobile, the LG G-Slate is here.

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The G-Slate’s 8.9-inch screen is noticeably smaller than the Galaxy Tab 10.1 or the Motorola Xoom, but only just. At first glance, the tablet just looks like it’s longer than the 10-inch devices, not that it has any less of a screen. In fact, the wide profile of the device makes it almost uncomfortable to hold with one hand in landscape.  Holding it in your hands, it’s a tad thicker and just a hair heavier than the Tab 10.1, but not enough to make it any less comfortable to use. The Front Facing Camera, seen typically in the center of Honeycomb tablets when holding it landscape, is actually place in the corner of the device to make it convenient to use in either portrait or landscape.

The G-Slate’s NVIDIA powered Tegra 2 1GHz dual-core processor is essentially the industry standard at the moment, but I struggled to find any official documentation of RAM anywhere. Running ELIXIR on the tablet revealed 662 mb of RAM, however that is by no means a complete number. The 720×1280 resolution screen offered a comparable viewing experience to 10-inch tablets as well, the WXGA screen showed deep blacks and vibrant colors very nicely. Comparatively the viewing experience was above the Motorola Xoom in terms of color display, but the blacks were nto nearly as deep as the Galaxy Tab 10.1.

The tablet comes with 32GB of storage on board, though no way to expand on that. The bottom of the device is home to a microUSB port and an HDMI port, with a separate power port on the side of the device. Unlike many other devices in its class, the G-Slate can, and will, charge via USB. The speakers on the left and right on the device produce a mid-range quality and volume sound in comparison to similar devices.  When put together, this is a really average tablet. It’s not the best at any particular thing, but it also does more things right then any of its competitors.

LG Revolution now just $99.99 (with contract) at Wirefly - LG Cell ...

The LG Revolution hasn’t been available for too long now. When it launched, its designated price was $249.99 with a new 2-yr contract agreement. This price is still listed at the carrier’s official website. LG Android Phones

So it comes as a surprise that Wirefly currently lets you order the LG Revolution for only $99.99 (also with a new contract), doesn’t it?  LG Cell Phone News

The LG Revolution is Verizon’s first 4G LTE smartphone. It features a large 4.3-inches capacitive touchscreen display, 5 Megapixels rear-facing camera and 1.3MP front-facing camera for Video Chat, HDMI out, a preinstalled 16 GB microSD card and a 1GHz processor. The promotion is now available starting this morning.

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