T-Mobile’s myTouch set is back with a new pair of gadgets– a slate and a slideout QWERTY, to be exact– and the fortunate producer this time around is Huawei, following in the footprints made by HTC and LG in years past. Of course, we can not state that this is a great deal of a shocker, considering we’ve seen these midrange mobiles undergo limitless rounds of reports, FCC accreditation and even our incredibly own hands-ons when visiting Huawei HQ (where the tools are recognized more officially as the Ascend G312 and G312 QWERTY). But they’re finally ready for the final manufacturing line and will be available August 8th for $ 50 after a $ 50 mail-in rebate. The myTouch will certainly come in black and dark red, while the myTouch Q will certainly be supplied in black and white.

So just what kind of specs can we anticipate to enjoy (or highly dislike, depending on your personal taste) on the myTouch and myTouch Q? It’s running Android 2.3 on a special personalized UI, for starters, which will be a significant frustration to lots of potential purchasers. Additionally, both tools will certainly deliver a 4-inch WVGA screen, 1,500 mAh battery, 4GB of internal storage space, microSD development, 5MP rear camera capable of taking 720p video presentation, 0.3 MP front-facing cam, HSPA + connectivity and an unspecified 1.4 GHz CPU (though we reported earlier that it must be a single-core MSM8255T accompanied by 1GB of RAM). Head below to explore our gallery and hands-on video, and then proceed reviewing after the break to hear our first impressions.