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T-Mobile G-Slate and Sidekick 4G now on sale, Android overload imminent

That delectable G-Slate we just reviewed is today shaking off the cobwebs from its long journey westward and is making itself available for purchase directly through T-Mobile. The cost continues to be a frightening $530 with a two-year contract and there’s a suggested retail price of $750, though we’re not seeing any choice to obtain it that way. However, why would that you must, it’s a 4G tablet designed to ride T-Mobile’s HSPA+ airwaves anyhow. In additional budget-conscious news, the Sidekick 4G is additionally making its retail debut today, at $99 on contract, bringing the entire goods of a Galaxy S handset, combined with a QWERTY slider keyboard and a tricked-out Android UI. Hit the links to be informed more about both, though don’t blame us when you are doing damage in your bank balance within the process.

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