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The LG G-Slate hasn’t been the most camera friendly device we’ve seen, but it’s popped up on YouTube yet again, this time getting hands-on treatment by YouTube “star” mysteryguitarman. That metal “with Google” strip you see on the device doubles as a kick-stand, as you know. The tablet has also reappeared with an LED flash, and we’re afforded a look at a couple of new connections we haven’t seen before.
And for the most important feature – there are two cameras on the back to record 3D footage, confirming beliefs that this will be a 3D-enabled device. My question: why hasn’t this mystery guitar playing man who has mysteriously gotten his hands on the LG G-Slate made a video preview of it yet? Bah! [via Engadget]
[Note]: The G-Slate action starts at about 3:38.
[Update]: Looks like the original video has been taken down. Never fear: things are never truly deleted from the internet. Courtesy of Engadget.
Not sure how greatly the need for 3D is… especially if it jacks up the price. First.
The video isn’t working
Video not working. Showing as a private video.
Don’t care bout 3D, want to know specs.
go to engadget http://goo.gl/Ujvzj
How do we even know that what he has IS the actual LG tablet? I didn’t see LG branding anywhere and I find it really hard to believe that this random guitar guy would have access to it already.
Am i the only person who thinks us android enthusiast should bombard this man with comments to try and get some more details on the slate? Good idea i think
That guy is a huge douche, please give me 30 seconds of my life back, haha.
+1
His sunglasses are lame too (looks to be in a basement), and I don’t care about the title of his blogs. What a self-absorbed fool.
I’m not a fan of his, but this guy isn’t some random YouTube user. This is the kind of guy that gets a million views per video, makes money from his videos, and even has merchandise at Hot Topic, so the fact that he might have gotten his hands on the G-Slate early isn’t too out there, but what is odd is the fact that there’s almost nothing known about it, so the idea of LG or T-Mobile giving them to people is really kind of out there.
he was paid to do it. who hard is that to see? publicity stunt.
he was paid to do it. how hard is that to see? publicity stunt.
sorry for the typo, i just slammed some heroin straight into my veinnn.