Optimus 3D, LG Thrill 4G release date September 4
AT & T smartphones 3D first 4G LG Thrill come Sept. 4, the carrier confirmed.
The first competitor of the 3D HTC Evo Sprint 4G LG Thrill or internationally known as the LG 3D Optimus, will arrive in stores Sept. 4. The release date has been confirmed by AT & T Official Twitter account. The carrier said:
"Ur world in 3D, 9 / 4 W / LG # Thrill4G with glasses-free 3D. Tell us how your world will come alive."
LG Thrill 4G is expected to sport price tags of $ 99.99 with contract two year contract with AT & T. Under the hood, the device is considered "high end" with 1 GHz dual-core processor, Android 2.2 version FroYo or alleged to custom LG skin on top of the user interface, 512 MB RAM, dual 5-megapixel back camera for shooting videos and photos 2D/3D, front camera for video chatting, and 4.3-inch screen with 480 x 800 resolution.
AT & T is marketing the LG Thrill with "4G", because the device will be compatible with the fastest carrier HSPA + data connectivity.
Can new 4G LG Thrill compete against other popular Android devices that are expected in the U.S. next month smartphone market too? Apparently, AT & T, including T-Mobile and Sprint are expected to detail Samsung Galaxy S II, while Verizon Wireless is expected to detail its first dual-core LTE Android phone in September as the Motorola Droid Bionic. In the department of price, it looks like LG Thrill 4G can compete.
The first competitor of the 3D HTC Evo Sprint 4G LG Thrill or internationally known as the LG 3D Optimus, will arrive in stores Sept. 4. The release date has been confirmed by AT & T Official Twitter account. The carrier said:
"Ur world in 3D, 9 / 4 W / LG # Thrill4G with glasses-free 3D. Tell us how your world will come alive."
LG Thrill 4G is expected to sport price tags of $ 99.99 with contract two year contract with AT & T. Under the hood, the device is considered "high end" with 1 GHz dual-core processor, Android 2.2 version FroYo or alleged to custom LG skin on top of the user interface, 512 MB RAM, dual 5-megapixel back camera for shooting videos and photos 2D/3D, front camera for video chatting, and 4.3-inch screen with 480 x 800 resolution.
AT & T is marketing the LG Thrill with "4G", because the device will be compatible with the fastest carrier HSPA + data connectivity.
Can new 4G LG Thrill compete against other popular Android devices that are expected in the U.S. next month smartphone market too? Apparently, AT & T, including T-Mobile and Sprint are expected to detail Samsung Galaxy S II, while Verizon Wireless is expected to detail its first dual-core LTE Android phone in September as the Motorola Droid Bionic. In the department of price, it looks like LG Thrill 4G can compete.
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