LG Optimus Black landing in Australia this month (via Optus, Vodafone)
By Florin on 01 Jun 11A few months after it launched the Optimus 2X in Australia, LG is now ready to release the Optimus Black there, too.
Unlike the 2X, the Optimus Black doesn’t have a dual-core processor – just a single core 1GHz one. However, it’s still a smartphone that mustn’t be overlooked, especially if we’re thinking about its super-bright 4 inch WVGA Nova display.
Gizmodo Australia has it that the Optimus Black will be available via Vodafone and Optus this month, on a variety of plans. Starting July, Telstra should also offer the handset.
The LG Optimus Black currently runs Android 2.2 Froyo, but an upgrade to Android 2.3 Gingerbread will be rolled-out later this year.
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