T-Mobile unveiled a few devices at the CES earlier this month that generated some excitement and now it appears that a few of those highly anticipated devices have had their release dates leaked for all of us to gaze upon.
The document shows the release dates for the LG G-Slate, the Motorola Cliq 2 (which has already been released), the Dell Streak 7 and the Samsung Vibrant 4G.
The Android-powered tablet from Dell is rumored to hit the streets on February 2 and will be the first device of its kind to run on T-Mobile’s speedy 4G network. About a month and a half later, on March 23, we will possibly see the release of the LG G-Slate which is the first to feature the latest and greatest of Google’s Android software in the form of Honeycomb 3.0, while also running on the 4G network.
On the phone side of the spectrum, the Samsung Vibrant 4G is said to be hitting the shelves on February 23 which we reported to you all last week. Check out the image and tell us what you think down below.
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