LG Optimus Vu - The 5-inch Phablet's Worldwide Debut Announced
After Samsung's Galaxy Note made its mark across the globe for being a phablet that teared down the walls between a smartphone and a tablet, LG has brought Optimus Vu here for a tough competition. It was only in February that #-Link-Snipped-# of this phablet. After enjoying a good reception in Korean and Japanese markets, starting this September, the Optimus Vu is set to sizzle the shops in Europe, Asia, Middle East/Africa and Latin America.
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The Android ICS running, 5-inch 4:3 aspect ratio display phablet equips a NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor and beholds a 32 GB memory. Among the tech specs, we have 8.0 megapixel rear camera and 1.3 megapixel front one and of course, support for 3G. How happy are you to see this LG product coming to a store near you? Share with us in comments.
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The Android ICS running, 5-inch 4:3 aspect ratio display phablet equips a NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor and beholds a 32 GB memory. Among the tech specs, we have 8.0 megapixel rear camera and 1.3 megapixel front one and of course, support for 3G. How happy are you to see this LG product coming to a store near you? Share with us in comments.
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