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How would you alter T-Mobile’s G-Slate?

Splurged on a T-Mobile G-Slate , did you? Here’s your opportunity to voice your opinion to LG (and anyone else who’ll listen). Sporting an unorthodox aspect ratio and an affinity for a carrier that won’t exist by itself by this time next year, it’s one of the odder slate options in the marketplace. Combine that with the lack to purchase a WiFi-only model, and you have yourself firmly into niche territory. That said, we’re confident that LG moved several of those, and likelihood is that that a few of those buyers are reading these words straight away. If that’s you, we’re interested to listen to how you’d do things differently the subsequent go ’round. Are you partial to the shape factor? Pining for a matte panel? Would you will have preferred a WWAN-less variant? Is the UI everything you’d hoped for… and more? Go on and drop your thoughts in comments below — mama always encouraged the art of having things off your chest.

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