LG intros new Optimus L9 dual-core Android ICS smartphone
By Florin on 29 Aug 12Just yesterday, LG announced the Optimus G, its latest flagship Android handset that’s going to take on Samsung’s Galaxy S III. And today the company has unveiled yet another new Android smartphone, this time from the L-series. It’s the LG Optimus L9.
Sporting a 4.7 inch IPS display of unknown resolution, the L9 is larger than the Optimus L7. It runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, and features a 1GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 5MP rear camera, VGA front-facing camera, 4GB of internal memory, and a high-density 2,150mAh SiO+ battery.
The handset is 9.1mm thin, and will come with apps like QuickMemo, and QTranslator (which “instantly translates not only words, but also entire sentences and phrases with a simple scan from nearly 44 foreign languages to 64 user languages”).
LG said nothing about when, where, or for what price the Optimus L9 will be available. But we’ll probably find out more about this soon.
Via Press release
If you liked the post, you might find these interesting too:
- LG Optimus LTE is the company’s first HD smartphone
- LG Optimus L5 II launching around the world now in single and dual SIM versions
- LG Optimus L9 for T-Mobile USA officially announced
- Affordable LG Optimus L3 headed to Canada via Fido
- Verizon’s LG Spectrum 2 VS930 available now, $99.99 on contract
« Is this a new HTC tablet? Could it be the Vertex HD?UK: Get a free Galaxy Tab 2 if you buy a Samsung Galaxy S III or Galaxy Note and trade in an old phone »
